Sentence examples for for good headlines from inspiring English sources

I don't know, it just makes for good headlines I guess.

Floods of Polish schoolchildren or overcrowded A&E services make for good headlines.

Hurricanes, tornadoes, forest fires, earthquakes -- all make for good headlines and even better visuals.

A vitriolic public row over China's behaviour in the East and South China Seas made for good headlines.

To be frank about it, they make for good headlines and add to the drama of political narratives.

Assertions that the British state's actions are comparable to levels of repression in Zimbabwe make for good headlines.

I also suspect that there won't be a lot of middle ground in the reviews of his performance, given that the "Rick Perry's campaign is imploding!" storyline and the "Rick Perry is the comeback kid!" storyline both make for pretty good headlines.

None of these candidates has much of a shot at winning Iowa, but they can still shoot for some good headlines that might appeal to voters outside the state.

Banning the short-selling of stocks, for instance, makes for a good headline; but it deprives markets of liquidity and information, the very things that they have lacked in this crisis.

Good headlines for BBC bashers; more headlines for Margaret Hodge and her committee.

More excitable bosses such as Bob Crow (who can always be relied on for a good headline) talk of the need for "civil disobedience" against cuts that they see as motivated by an ideological hatred of the public sector.Normally, such fighting talk is overblown, aimed at cheering delegates to the congress rather than throwing down a serious challenge to the government.