Sentence examples for leaves the headlines from inspiring English sources

Abortion is the issue that never leaves the headlines.

What happens with those people who shake off the effects of a disturbing story about their candidate once the story leaves the headlines?

The campaign has never left the headlines for long.

When the case at last left the headlines Jane never referred to Greenwood again.

The fee has hardly left the headlines since lawmakers first passed it and the strip club owners promptly filed suit.

But until they are stopped, either by the courts or by enough indignant consumers, the issue should never leave the headlines.

It does not help that although Mrs. Whitman has left the state, she has not left the headlines -- mostly in an unflattering way.

"The program is sustaining itself and growing long after the district has left the headlines". Bob Fabini, a physics and chemistry teacher at El Cerrito High School, said Berkeley is creating a model for how universities should interact with surrounding schools.

Asked recently what she would focus on as first lady, she would say only that she would put "100percentt" of herself into the job, studiously avoiding making news and leaving the headlines to her husband.

Barely had that story left the headlines than Auntie found herself in fresh tribulations, thanks to another spoof news report opening Sunday's broadcast of the Children's Party at the Palace, claiming that the Queen's handbag had been stolen.

Catalonia has barely left the headlines over the last few weeks.