Sentence examples for capture the headlines from inspiring English sources

Quite rightly these are the conclusions that will capture the headlines.

YOU HAVE to hand it to Elon Musk for his ability to change the game and capture the headlines.

Whatever wars may capture the headlines, the one that still fires the greatest passions is the battle of the sexes.

Last week saw the Sutton Trust once again capture the headlines with an intriguing study on who dominates the media.

BIG projects capture the headlines but, aside from the redevelopment of the World Trade Center site, it's time to focus on smaller development opportunities.

Their current campaign may in reality be little more than a midsummer media prank, designed to capture the headlines in a thin news period.

The initial attack on Mr Saakashvili captured the headlines.

Less than a week after Durban, 9/11 captured the headlines.

A flat in London has captured the headlines.

The gold price has captured the headlines, flirting with the $1,000 barrier that it temporarily breached last March.

While oil has captured the headlines, food prices have dropped 15.5% over the last six months and industrial materials have fallen 3.4%.