Sentence examples for headlines away from from inspiring English sources

Page A13 New York YANKEES MAKING HEADLINES AWAY FROM THE DIAMOND The Yankees have long been famous for making news, even in the off-season.

Debevoise, with 650 lawyers, recently made headlines away from trusts and estates.

The political upheaval that followed Daley's death in 1976 drew headlines away from the nascent downtown revival.

The Jets' signing of Brett Favre has largely deflected the headlines away from the Giants, even leaving Eli Manning, the Super Bowl most valuable player, to play second fiddle in New York.

You're never more than a few headlines away from another wide-scale hack.

Should Obama be wrestling the headlines away from the wanton attacks on both sides and provide a laser-beam approach to domestic policy?

The content and the style haven't changed much since "The Bonfire of the Vanities" was published, in 1987: select your city; presume it to be a site of simmering racial and ethnic civil war, always a headline away from a riot; throw a sensational news story into the fire; and watch the various interest groups immolate themselves.

Most of us will get up tomorrow morning and over the next week, wade through hundreds of headlines, turn away from those endless prognosticators, and submerge ourselves in a sea of holiday bliss.

How could a star with a 60-year show business career and a personal life that has made headlines not take away from the experience a profound sense of the absurd?

She struck a careful balance between not trumpeting her link to Obama's record while not making embarrassing headlines by running away from it ridiculously like Alison Lundergan Grimes in Kentucky, for instance, who refused even to say whether she had voted for him.

The rivalry between those two camps continues to grow, and undoubtedly Apple would have no problem stealing some headlines and buzz away from its frenemy.