Sentence examples for headline to something from inspiring English sources

These can be boring, and you should consider changing your headline to something more unique.

But there is still nothing quite like a catchy headline to help something go viral.

If this is occurring to you, consider changing your headline to "Dropped messages" or something similar.

(Update: the headline has since changed to something more accurate).

"I feel like we can do it and it would be good, obviously for us from a selfish perspective, but I would love to headline something like Reading and Leeds or maybe even in the future something like Glastonbury.

About a week ago, Drudge ran a headline something to the effect of: SHOCK: NYU STUDENTS WOULD TRADE THEIR RIGHT TO VOTE FOR IPOD TOUCH.

Making a slight headline change to his "something we should talk about" segment to make it "something we shouldn't talk about" on Channel 10's The Project on Tuesday night, Aly said Valizadeh, who goes by the pseudonym Roosh V, was a "man-beast" who relied on manufactured media outrage to fuel traffic to his blog and sell books.

This is the fault of some festival-goers too though, for expecting a well-heeled rock band to headline rather than something a little different or more eclectic, at least judging by the furore over Kanye West daring to tread the Pyramid Stage this year.

It's arguable that Apple (who gets it in Gawker's headline) should have something in place to prevent something akin to a unique device ID from being used as authorization, but that's stretching it.

The headline said something like: "It's time to show off the body you suffered for all winter!" The whole thing was just fake bullshit.

In fact, a review of most of the nation's major newspapers from that morning finds the same breathy headlines pretending to declare something new.