Sentence examples for headline pop from inspiring English sources

The same magazine had hailed his election three years earlier with the headline "Pop star mayor".

Yet Sheeran's spartan presentation of his songs, may have exposed an exhaustion with the flamboyant, and costly, spectacle delivered by some headline pop acts.

He was recently approached by a headline pop band – he won't say which – to see whether Emily could be persuaded to produce some hits.

In a sign of residual frustration, a banner headline popped up on Sunday on a Romney-friendly Web site, The Drudge Report, going after Mr. Christie for appearing on "Saturday Night Live" this past weekend "as residents suffer".

But when the first headline popped on my computer screen, I let out a loud whoop...

So another headline pops up: "unarmed Black man killed", and it hangs in the air.

The headline popped up this weekend: "Pre-Māori faces created from skulls, says Northland historian".

The headline popped up this weekend: "Pre-Māori faces created from skulls says Northland historian".

Every day a new headline pops up about what some white filmmaker, actress, or celebrity said about the lack of "diversity" across the industry.

In the 1950's, metal reappeared: an electric washing machine that plugs in, a wall headlined "Pop!

Current said in a news release that the talk show "will showcase Behar's trademark sense of humor and unique brand of conversation and provide her with a platform to discuss the latest headlines, pop culture events and anything else that comes to mind".