Sentence examples for fresh headlines from inspiring English sources

The village's sorrows have intensified with fresh headlines.

Now he's a veritable poster boy for hyperbole and hypocrisy, his record and words generating fresh headlines almost daily.

The impact of a joint demonstration by supporters known for their fierce animosity towards each other would be bound to generate fresh headlines around the world.

The pianist was Jason Moran, another Houstonian, for whom the past converges with the present: he sometimes likes to find an unobtrusive sequence inside an old standard and turn it into fresh headlines.

Aides said he complained Mr. Pence had undermined diplomacy — which one European official said included near-agreement about imposing new sanctions on Iran's ballistic missile tests — and prompted fresh headlines about trans-Atlantic tensions.

Washington's gift to West Germany's basketball Oberliga made fresh headlines as season neared its end by registering that record total in leading TV Clausen of Permasens past Germania of Trier, 130-92.

"A man was killed by a falling cornice," he wrote, recounting a fresh headline from the New York of his day.

How might the daily onslaught of news about the election affect Sara, who doesn't have a job and has time to become obsessed with every fresh headline?

As news media filled the airwaves, Barker took a step back and decided that once a fresh headline hit the media circuit he would breathe life back into the streets of Haiti just as he did once before.

New headlines seem to provide fresh examples almost weekly.

Fresh from headlining the British Summer Time festival at Hyde Park, Tim will be answering your questions in a live webchat on Wednesday 16 July from 1.30pm BST / 8.30am ET. Post them in the comments section below.