Sentence examples for mainstream headlines from inspiring English sources

The self-described "World's Most Genocidal Republican Website" made mainstream headlines over the weekend, first for GoDaddy's decision and then again when the site appeared to be hacked by Anonymous.

It was subsequently picked up by Breitbart and other right-wing media before making mainstream headlines.

Some gamers even got abusive, but it apparently didn't merit mainstream headlines.

I have a theory that WWE, in what they happily deem their "reality era", are glad to get mainstream media headlines wherever they can.

Chris Gayle's masterblasting average of 328 made a few welcome mainstream sports headlines, but my performance of the week goes to Jos Buttler, the England and Lancashire wicketkeeper.

Lately, hecklers have moved toward the mainstream, making headlines, torpedoing careers (ask Mr. Richards), and exploiting a new stage of their own on video-sharing Web sites like YouTube, where clips of their antics are seen by thousands.

Adrien Broner, junior welterweight, 25 Once in the first tier, he has fallen here thanks to many lacklustre performances and various distractions, but he frequently makes mainstream media headlines, isn't without ability and is getting the PBC push, albeit with some censorship.

Climate change is increasingly making mainstream media headlines and this week was no exception.

This massive surge in value has propelled Bitcoin into mainstream news headlines the world over.

The next day, a NATO airstrike killed eight women collecting firewood in the mountains of eastern Afghanistan, an event that garnered virtually zero mainstream U.S. headlines.

Most of these alerts are based on intelligence reports that take irresponsible mainstream media headlines and false alarms as fact, or as is often the case, to play it safe.