Sentence examples for has headlines from inspiring English sources

The front page of Reddit's '"hot" section, an imperfect but useful barometer for the viral stories of the day, currently has headlines like: "Chameleon unsure bug is food or not" and "These condoms are around 60 years old.

The show's Web site (nbc.com/kings) has a mock cable-news site, UNN, which has headlines like "King Silas authorizes Gath offensive," "CrossGen breaks profit record," and "Carmel cleans up after massive storms".

For example, the Ghana site has headlines like "14 Times The Phrase 'Bye Felicia' Was Just Too Perfect A Response In Ghana" and "6 Badass Warriors From Ghana You Should Know," while Kenyan readers can click on "10 Reasons Why Kenyans Really Love Game Of Thrones" and "You Will Now Serve Jail Term In Kenya If You Are Found With A Plastic Bag".

The site's blog has headlines like "4 Reasons Why Retirement In Singapore is Like That Big Exam You Didn't Study For" and "What Is Compound Interest And Why Should You Love it?" "Just looking at product information is not the whole picture.

And when The Washington Post has headlines about you that say "From 'Shadow President' To Trump's Marked Man," odds are you are having a bad week.

"I try to create my own headliners – this year none of them has headlined a festival before".

Mr. Hannity has headlined several fund-raisers for Republicans this year.

He has headlined 20 rallies over the past four months.

And Jack Kemp, the Republican Vice-Presidential nominee in 1996, has headlined several Lungren galas.

Yet Bachmann herself has headlined a fundraising gala for Dean and his ministry.

The story revolves around Zhang Wei, played by Ms. Chang, who has headlined each show without an understudy.