Sentence examples for catchy headline from inspiring English sources
Now there's a catchy headline.
But there is still nothing quite like a catchy headline to help something go viral.
But the reality for women is less extreme, dire or grandiose than any catchy headline might suggest.
— Jeff Gordinier Newsweek: A catchy headline, "The End of Pasta," illustrates a serious problem: potential worldwide shortages of durum wheat.
"Goldberg Envisions Role of Governor as That of an Ombudsman" was the catchy headline in the "Times".
Emphatic scorelines also lend themselves to catchy headlines involving vaguely familiar phrases of unclear origin.
However, a good-faith effort to arrive at the truth would not rely on cherry-picking catchy headlines.
Andrew Marantz profiles Emerson Spartz, a digital-media guru profiting from the cat photos, catchy headlines, and GIFs that fill your Facebook feed.
Print ads featured patient success stories with catchy headlines such as "Ironic that a plumber came to us to remove a clog".
In 1965 Michael Frayn imagined automating journalism in his novel The Tin Men, automatically generating catchy headlines and composing predictable stories (like ones on the royal family) with a string of clichés.
