Sentence examples for make huge headlines from inspiring English sources
Since 19 July, Boston have traded away seven regulars, helping to make huge headlines while bringing in a haul of goodies in return.
Either way, it is going to make huge headlines.
4. False Accusations Often times when wild accusations are made, they make huge headlines.
When it actually happened, it made huge headlines".
That made "huge headlines" in the church-affiliated newspapers in Rome, said John L. Allen Jr., senior correspondent for The National Catholic Reporter, a liberal Catholic outlet.
While the controversy, dubbed 'Climategate,' made huge headlines, the multiple investigations that have vindicated the scientists involved haven't had the same impact.
Cheney's offer of marksman classes comes on the heels of Trump making huge headlines recently by insisting that he could shoot someone "on 5th avenue" and not drop in the Republican primary polls.
'News' of the investigation made huge headlines today, with gullible reporters failing to alert readers that the feds are basically on autopolot to investigate any big news story even if they're (a) probably going to do nothing about the matter, and (b) should have been doing something before the alleged bad stuff went down, not after.
A free-kick punishes the foul without forcing the referee to make the huge headline-making game-changing decision that is the award of a penalty.
