Sentence examples similar to held headline from inspiring English sources

The president has held headline-grabbing summits with business and union leaders.

The next night at the same venue, the star-studded results show was held, headlined by Magdangal, Marcelo, and Nieto together with the rest of the Final 12.

Julian Yates at Investec reduced his recommendation from buy to hold: The headline numbers were in-line with our estimates but the focus will be on the divisional performance.

That everybody in New York believes this!" Mrs. Kimes then turned to the spectators in the courtroom and held up a headline that ran in The Daily News on March 26: "Poll: Cops Out of Control -- Need Federal Monitors".

Hold the headlines, though.

This is because there was no context to hold the headlines together.

On a cold, rainy Sunday, the Hold Steady, headlining the Sandisk stage, do their best to bring America's mythical heartland of blue-collar dreamers to central London.

Last February, the hearings she had pushed Mr. Levin to hold made headlines when Adm. Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, called for an end to the "don't ask, don't tell" policy, saying it was undermining the military's integrity by forcing service members to "lie about who they are in order to defend their fellow citizens".

The idea is to prevent less-viable candidates from holding national headlines and potentially forcing the inevitable nominee into far-right positions that could later undermine his or her national appeal.

Headlines held up to hide faces.

Bjorkestra held Sunday's headlining slot and played to its thinnest crowd.