Sentence examples for collection of headlines from inspiring English sources

A decade after Matt Drudge rose to prominence with the Drudge Report, a collection of headlines and links to provocative articles and opinions, sites with news links are blossoming all over the Web, using a variety of approaches.

Our attention and outrage shouldn't be limited to one moment in time, one case, a collection of headlines, or one person.

You will be taken to your account home page, from where you can access your email account, update your public profile, and browse a personalized collection of headlines and information from the web.

Then it was running a collection of headline-grabbing insider-trading cases that helped to refine Wall Street.

Full-page newspaper ads were run in The Miami Herald, showing collections of headlines announcing teachers having sex with their students, children in prostitution rings, and homosexuals involved with youth organizations, followed by the question "Are all homosexuals nice?.

In that short period it has attracted an unenviable collection of negative headlines.

The home page is one of those design-it-yourself collections of news headlines, movie times and other information you specify.

Yet, the sum of modern civil society is more than a collection of breaking news headlines, viral videos or hashtags trending on Twitter.

Both supporters and critics of Knight agree, however, that the basketball coach with three national championships, 11 Big Ten titles and an equally gaudy collection of explosive and headline-grabbing behavior is in the deepest trouble of his 29-year career at Indiana.

James Fenton's review of the book, alongside Raine's second collection, was headlined "Of the Martian School" and the name stuck.

Once you skip past the annoying, prescriptive, BuzzFeed-style headline, this collection of 44 iconic cricket photographs is rather evocative.