Sentence examples for headlines for a from inspiring English sources
His half-hour set made headlines for a few reasons.
THE charges were bound to generate big headlines for a little-known regulator.
That trajectory's traveler is Alex Kelly, a name in intermittent bursts of headlines for a decade.
The church has been put in the headlines for a reason.
Cutting the number of MPs may ensure good headlines for a day.
When I was in India, however, Mr. Raju was grabbing headlines for a less exalted reason.
The BBC will therefore allow its journalists to create two headlines for a story.
Now Christodoulou, still in her twenties, should make headlines for a second time.
Not the stuff of headlines for an institution like the Metropolitan Museum of Art or even the Frick Collection.
In 1996, Lingua Franca made headlines for an article describing a hoax played by Alan Sokal, a New York University physicist.
Our 3-1 win at Swindon should have made the headlines for an excellent team performance that sent us back to the top of the League One table.
