Sentence examples for make headlines for from inspiring English sources
Still, these younger private equity executives are starting to make headlines for their extracurricular pursuits.
Amsterdam is not the first European city to make headlines for improved bike infrastructure this year.
"He is certainly not out to make headlines for himself or to advance himself".
He does not want to make headlines for the wrong reasons.
Kraft is the latest company to make headlines for recalling a product - 6.5 million of them in fact.
For the record, the civic crises of last week, though probably not "crises" in the technical sense, did make headlines for days in the city's two major tabloids.
Grossman's words made headlines for days.
Sophie Dahl and Kate Moss made headlines for breaking the mould.
Malcolm has previously made headlines for his rescues.
His half-hour set made headlines for a few reasons.
China usually makes headlines for its environmental protests, and pollution.
