Sentence examples for headlines is from inspiring English sources

Which of the Onion's headlines is your favorite?

Headlines is self-referential to the point of parody.

His flair for headlines is entertaining, but it may not solve Bulgaria's problems.

The scientist who inspired all the headlines is a chemist named Steven Benner.

The language below, including headlines, is exactly as it appeared in the memo to Obama.

An ad that upsets people and thereby generates headlines is an excellent source of free publicity.

McIlroy's propensity to create headlines is bizarre for one so young and calm of character.

The fact that it has been in the headlines is very gratifying".

Whether this whole affair really warrants such strong headlines is a different matter, however.

And she thinks that, "Whittingdale, despite the headlines, is actually a good choice.

A "drip, drip" of further high-pay headlines is predicted by the HCA for 2014.