Sentence examples for headlines way from inspiring English sources

She headlines Way Out West festival, Gothenburg, Sweden and Helsinki's Flow Festival in August.

Wikio "Live" is pretty cool, though it turns over headlines way too fast.

The original fake news site parodies major media organisations with such precision that users were incredulously sharing its headlines way before the post-truth era of the Trump presidency took hold.

The pangolin does not make headlines the way elephants or rhinos do.

"It's always going to be in the headlines one way or the other".

Funds like Cevian don't grab headlines the way that investors like Mr. Icahn or William A. Ackman do, but some of them have done very well this year.

Does Cruz throw so many bombs out of high-minded ideological purity, or because he's learned that all the disruptive explosions turn heads (and headlines) his way?

At times, the many progressive grass-roots groups that sprung up in the 10th District after Trump's election pined for Wexton to take risks and grab headlines the way other challengers across the country did.

3) We're entering another midterm year, and the health care law is about to be implemented … 4) … so the Republican Party's best chance to recreate the environment of 2010 in 2014 is to push its opposition to Obamacare into the headlines any way it can.

My guess: more enticing headlines this way.

That's why the lip-syncing controversy made headlines the way it did -- Beyoncé, faking the perfection?