Sentence examples for caught the headlines from inspiring English sources

But some high-profile examples have caught the headlines.

Two announcements about public sector pay caught the headlines recently.

The recent announcement that Tate Modern is planning a huge expansion has caught the headlines.

The full-blooded contempt for Jacques Chirac and "old Europe" has caught the headlines.

What caught the headlines was Cameron's call for an in-out referendum on renegotiated terms – apparently a Rubicon.

That day, returning to our office we caught the headlines: "MonkeysAlive!" "Monkeys Survive Ride Into Space," "U. S. Recovers 2 monkey After 1500 Lile Space Trip".

Of course, the top few places catch the headlines, with Carlos Slim, the Mexican telecom owner, still ahead of Bill Gates.

The problem is that ministers love to launch initiatives to catch the headlines.

The sale of Golden Syrup to Americans will catch the headlines, but this is no Cadbury.

Catching the headlines, Canadian could shake their heads and turn away their gaze.

One of them, Dele Alli, 19 next Saturday, catches the headlines, a midfielder of fine balance for 6ft 2in and now a Spur back on loan.