Sentence examples for headlines through from inspiring English sources

She already made headlines through her Instagram account earlier this year, when she posted a picture of herself in bed with a small amount of menstrual blood staining her pyjamas and sheets, a photograph which Instagram temporarily banned.

The breakthrough, American and Pakistani officials say now, was not won through the high diplomacy efforts that dominated headlines through that stretch, but rather through an unconventional back channel run by a low-key duo: Thomas R. Nides, a deputy to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, and Abdul Hafeez Shaikh, Pakistan's finance minister.

I ran my last few headlines through the system.

That is, except for The Huffington Post, which managed to lead all others with ten of the top 40 headlines through its usual formula of left-leaning linkbait.

Google's Assistant dominated the show's headlines through sheer brute force of product announced and an over the top ad campaign that found everything from the monorails to the signage at the Westgate emblazoned with the words "Hey Google".

"It was something about receiving news headlines through messages," he added, saying better options were already available.

— and I would probably smile if I saw the headline through the clear street-corner dispensers that carry The Onion.

"One of the toughest things was talking on the phone to the children – our oldest had her first GCSE that day – trying to stop them getting upset as they watched the headlines come through.

How Long Can Treasury Secretary Lew Pay Bills Using "Extraordinary Means?" April tax revenue will keep the checks flowing for a few more months, so there may be a lot of back room negotiations going on without any real headlines now through summer.

Even if the headlines don't cut through with "just managing" voters, they will certainly feel the effects in the years to come.

Do you want to do it through the headlines or do it through hard work and positive, constructive dialogue and patience?" Scott E. Huch, a vice president of the Log Cabin Club of Northern Virginia, who will take part in the meeting, also preached patience among those who are critical of Mr. Bush.