Sentence examples for deliver headlines from inspiring English sources

A grocery store in Arizona, for example, now uses it to deliver headlines on posterlike displays.

Death Delivered Many news services deliver headlines by e-mail, but ObitMessenger (www.legacy.com/ObitMessenger) takes the concept a bit deeper.

But it will have localized content, using GEO IP targeting to deliver headlines for teams from whatever region you are in above all others.

Glenn Mulcaire, the private investigator who intercepted voice mail messages for The News of the World, has said he was under "relentless pressure" from the paper to deliver headline-worthy information.

Mahmood, as even a complaisant police force now realises, didn't always investigate crime or grotesque behaviour so much as contrive the circumstances in which A- and B-list celebrities might be tempted to pass some drugs parcel or deliver headline-worthy indiscretions.

Donald Trump's gadget offers advice to entrepreneurs, Martha Stewart shares recipes and tips, and Anderson Cooper delivers headline news and extras from his CNN show AC360.

You can set it to deliver all headlines to Twitter, but only a certain subset to Tumblr.

That makes the app seem more competitive with something like NowThis News, for example, which similarly tries to deliver top headlines and summaries to readers across platforms and social media.

Wouldn't you rather be ten people's shot of whiskey than everybody's cup of tea? 3. To deliver clickable headlines, be the tease that you hated in high school.

Well, not exactly – he's on his way to London to deliver a headlining lecture at the London screenwriters' festival – but anyone who has even the smallest familiarity with his books will know the contempt in which he holds teach-yourself-screenplay-writing gurus such as Robert McKee.

Republican strategist Terry Holt said it all adds up to "a blizzard of buzz words" as candidates try to deliver a headline-grabbing quote that will get people's attention.