Sentence examples for claim the headlines from inspiring English sources

Will a relative unknown emerge from the pack today, shooting 65 around a sunny and benign Muirfield to claim the headlines that usually evade them?

Wayne Rooney's red card for Manchester United will claim the headlines from an eventful Saturday in the Premier League.

Benteke will claim the headlines but Lambert's words had merit when he said Matthew Lowton was the game's outstanding player.

A game which went on to claim the headlines for all the wrong reasons thereafter.

These emergencies claim the headlines, but there are many more lesser-reported crises affecting the lives of children and families.

While the bad news about Durant claimed the headlines, this week's injury report actually features some good news.

Since seeming within touching distance of greatness, this time last year, Camelot has found himself relegated to a supporting role in the human melodramas that have claimed the headlines instead.

Costa has claimed the headlines and rightly so.

Meanwhile, tax inversions are claiming the headlines on both sides of the Atlantic.

Wembley rose to the modest young striker who has taken the Premier League by storm, claiming the headlines once more.

And at least Moyes was finally able to move the agenda away from his predecessor Ferguson, who has claimed the headlines this week and overshadowed this important Champions League game as he raked over his 26 years in charge at Old Trafford.