Sentence examples for give headline from inspiring English sources

Most of the popular press, but the Sun, News of the World and Heat magazine in particular, were willing to give headline coverage to the housemates and their departures, both from the show and the rules.

So far, we've seen General David Petraeus give headline interviews on NBC, CBS, BBC, FOX News and schedule an upcoming headline interview on ABC.

First came a surprise in the announcement of the former England wicketkeeper Paul Downton as the new managing director of England cricket in succession to Hugh Morris, thereby simultaneously giving headline writers a field day and securing the populist vote.

Andrew Mitchell, the 56-year-old Conservative whose position as chief whip made him responsible for maintaining party discipline in the House of Commons, had clung to office after the tabloid The Sun and other newspapers had given headline prominence to the incident, last month.

It has been at the top of national newscasts, on the front page of newspapers and given headline space on major internet search engines.

AstraZeneca and Bristol had already given headline results from the study in June, showing Onglyza did not increase heart attack risk - although it did not reduce it either, as the companies had initially hoped.

Governors appeared to be girding residents for a rocky road ahead — a path they seemed to sense residents may not yet grasp, given headlines of improvements in other parts of the economy.

Other articles were given headlines with similar themes, although the content itself was somewhat less interventionist.

The rollout of superdelegates in Mr. Obama's favor this weekend gave Mr. Obama headline after headline, news organization announced their updated counts.

The rollout of superdelegates in Mr. Obama's favor this weekend gave Mr. Obama headline after headline as news organizations announced their updated counts.

Still, we'll give the headline writer points for originality in the use of the allusion — just this once.