Sentence examples for make headline from inspiring English sources

Book reviews don't normally make headline news, but with Salman in hiding this one did.

The legend certainly still seems relevant in light of the endless stream of high-profile men whose embarrassing escapades make headline news.

It seems extraordinary that the sexuality of one young person in a secular democracy can still make headline news, but then Hollywood is an extraordinary place.

You wouldn't think that it would make headline news (unless, of course, it was Kate and Will again), but it has.

Nobody was hurt and only a handful arrested – but the scene was ugly enough to make headline news and allow Iain Duncan Smith to tar the whole protest as "the left ranting and screaming at us".

While the violence has prevented the A.N.P., M.Q.M. and P.P.P. from holding large rallies and relegated media coverage of them to squibs describing bombs and gunmen, the P.M.L.-N and P.T.I. are holding major gatherings, which are broadcast live on TV and make headline news.

Their distaste leaves the far-right parties with the chance to make headline-grabbing gains.

It's another conversational catch: a sharp point that might make headline-writers – Australian headline-writers – take notice, a quick switch to pleasant self-deprecation.

Secretaries of state and their junior ministers come and go with sometimes stunning frequency, and they all have one thing in common: they want to make headline-grabbing changes in order to advance their careers.

That kind of complacency across the whole range of potentially addictive and damaging substances is only reinforced when experts such as Nutt make headline-grabbing interventions which have the effect of downplaying the dangers of them all.

In this first electoral test of President François Hollande's Socialist presidency, Marine Le Pen's far-right National Front will make headline-grabbing gains, taking advantage of widespread disenchantment and despondency.Denial of France's difficulties will give way to disillusion with Mr Hollande's handling of them.