Sentence examples for headline worth from inspiring English sources
A headline worth repeating, especially now.
The headline "Is College Worth It?" says it all -- the sort of manufactured, fear-inducing question headline typical of the new Trib.
Now that Smith has gotten that headline it's worth a moment to take a look at what gives their utterance some surface plausibility.
That they are both African-American — and Mayhew is one of only five black general managers in the league — is not worth headlines, Mayhew said.
We would have been spared the bold headlines about $18 billion worth of bonuses, but Wall Street's total compensation cost could easily have been another five or 10 billion more than that.
While the record-breaking Atlanta offense ― led by MVP Matt Ryan and All-World receiver Julio Jones ― garners most of the headlines, it's worth noting that the Falcons defense improved dramatically during the second half of last season.
Whilst high profile cases make the headlines, it is worth noting that restricted access in many countries means there are an estimated 21.6 million unsafe abortions and 47,000 abortion-related deaths worldwide each year (World Health Organization 2011).
Cynicism aside, that fact alone is worth the headline.
But here, they're barely worth a headline.
A story that puts names, quotes and dates to the Queen's views on Brexit is well worth its headline space.
The film has barely begun before she's offered forth a life's worth of headline news, a strategy that allows Mr. Sebring and Ms. Smith, who is as much a collaborator as a subject, to fill the next 100 or so minutes with fragmented beauty and song.
