Sentence examples for headline ideas from inspiring English sources

When Rodriguez, languishing on the bench, reportedly sent a baseball with his phone number on it to a woman in the stands, would Steinbrenner have called him "Loverboy" and faxed headline ideas to the Post?

One's 36 pages, the other 48 - plenty of space to flesh out headline ideas, yet easily digestible.

. Carrie Brownstein and Arianna Huffington to Headline Ideas Exchange Events During Nation's Largest Literary and Cultural Festival.

You can look towards magazines, websites, and even newspapers for headline ideas.

Obama's headline idea is to make community college free.

"The headline idea was, 'let's create the world's largest, coolest classroom in space,' " said Zahaan Bharmal, director of European marketing for Google, which owns YouTube.

His headline idea a £1bn fund for 'Arrow Projects – universities whose cutting edge research generates economic activity through innovation – feels like a supercharged Technology Strategy Board (TSB).

This suspicion might be enhanced by the fact that the idea arose in part from conversations between Osborne and Manchester's chief executive, Sir Howard Bernstein, and a decision to go with what Balshaw calls "a very headline idea".

Well, on Saturday, the Everton winger finally hit that milestone and actor Robert Webb, who played Jeremy, rang in the occasion in style, by referencing his character's famous headline idea.

I think you just gave me a headline idea.

For that, we should salute them, and take comfort in the thought that any silly headline-hitting ideas are rarely supported by the larger student population.