Sentence examples for closed headlines from inspiring English sources

Around 5 45 p.m., after the market closed, headlines of Buffett's investment started streaming across Bloomberg News.

He had cut radio ads and headlined closed-door fundraisers for Jeb Bush before making this public appearance.

If the festival can adhere to that history of addressing industry problems, it could have a positive impact on another issue that has so far remained largely behind closed doors but has recently hit the headlines – diversity.

"China conducting closed research into ancient Korean dynasty," read a headline in the Hankyoreh, a South Korean newspaper.

The following day crews will tackle 13 closed road special stages across the island between headlined by the double run through Castletown in the evening before a further seven stages on Saturday.

They accuse Gowdy of failing to interview potential witnesses with firsthand knowledge of what happened in the attack and instead using committee resources to drag top Clinton operatives into closed-door interrogations in a bid to generate headlines.

REI, the outdoor retail company, has made headlines in recent weeks for its decision to not only remain closed on Thanksgiving and Black Friday, but also to provide all 12,000 of its employees with paid time off on those days.

Behind closed doors, relationships between senior figures in the coalition parties are much better than the headlines suggest.

The move didn't cause a lot of headlines, but gives the company some experience in rolling out a service beyond its own closed ecosystem.

The central government told the Aceh administration to move the canings behind closed doors after local Sharia authorities decision to cane two gay men "caught" by local vigilantes made headlines worldwide.

To the Editor: The headline "Florida Keys Declare Open Season on the Invasive Lionfish" incorrectly suggests that there is a closed season, when the species is off limits to fishing.