Sentence examples for govern headlines from inspiring English sources
Since datelines do not govern headlines, bring in a Times headline usually refers to movement toward New York, or toward the United States.
She personified the reassurance that supporters of Mr. Obama craved as outsiders looking in to a deeply polarized Washington Cirque du Soleil, where scoring short-term political points seemed to trump furthering the public good, and where doubts surrounding the President's ability to manage, lead and govern continually made headlines.
President Omar al-Bashir's bellicose declarations about liberating South Sudan from the "insects" who govern it stole the headlines.
In bowing out of the race and tapping Mr. Penny, Mr. Ventura is trying to turn what was largely a cult of personality into a bona fide party, one that might be able to govern in addition to grabbing headlines.
"If you raise the tax rate to a such a degree then people will use avoidance schemes and the overall tax take is lower however Darling and Brown knew that this was going to be the result but as usual they are more interested in dividing lines and cheap headlines than governing in the interest of the public and the country".
While its merciless battlefield tactics and its imposition of its austere vision of Islamic law have won the group headlines, residents say much of its power lies in its efficient and often deeply pragmatic ability to govern.
The rhyming headline, bordering on today's figure of speech: "Rebels Used to Boots, Not Suits, Seek to Govern Congo".
"Free men govern themselves".
