Sentence examples for headline maker from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the once-prolific headline maker known as A-Rod made no appearance in the clubhouse to address the subject.

Aaron Ramsey, who scored two superb volleyed goals for Arsenal, was entitled to feel that he, on any other day, might be the headline maker for the Gunners.

Its biggest headline maker is a very brief account of Mr. Agassi's use of crystal meth in 1997, the worst year of his career.

But these latest image-raising moves — the book, the Web site, the endorsement — suggest a person who is growing more comfortable as a headline maker.

In Graham Swift's intricate new novel, "The Light of Day," the drama that rocks this leafy London suburb happens out of season, in November, and it's a grimmer kind of headline maker.

An innovator and a headline maker who has both rolled with the critical punches and occasionally been felled by them, Ms. Tharp, at 66, is in the curious position of being consistently identified as both a modern dance revolutionary and one of ballet's few great living choreographers — certainly its only female one.

But Smith was the one around which the headline makers circled.

Absent many of the heavyweights, including President Obama and Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, new faces like Brígida de Souza, a Brazilian feminist, and Erasmus Vinhuyzen, a Dutch seven-month-old, have been the headline makers.

Four of the league's biggest headline makers this season were not chosen in voting by players, coaches and fans: Lions tackle Ndamukong Suh, Steelers linebacker James Harrison and quarterbacks Cam Newton of the Panthers and Tim Tebow of the Broncos.

Champion jockey AP McCoy, rising star Oisin Murphy, new investors and a Classic contender feature among potential headline makers in 2014.

Masters of search and the Twitterati in this election have obsessed about the real headline makers, Barack Obama Deputy Campaign Manager Stephanie Cutter and Mitt Romney's Barbara Comstock.