Sentence examples for make major headlines from inspiring English sources

She's right; by now, it takes major violence to make major headlines.

The early '90s band Rage Against the Machine did not simply draw its name out of a hat... To make the point that these stories speak especially to the developmental challenges of adolescence, let's look at the most recent film to make major headlines.

Sahelanthropus tchadensis made major headlines around the world and was nicknamed "Toumai" by the press (meaning "Hope of Life" in the local language).

Globally different sources of energy production which include fossil fuel burning, small and large scale hydro, nuclear power, biomass burning, etc., have made major headlines in national and regional discussions of energy development.

Earlier this year, they made major headlines when Bezos welcomed reporters into Blue Origin headquarters in Kent, Washington for the very first time.

DDoS attacks against North Korea have already made major headlines over the last month, bringing even more public attention to the issue of DDoS attacks.

OK, sins of the past and all that, but going back two years Lyons' story made major headlines; this was an attack article that didn't even pretend or try to be subjective or fair.

The book has been making major headlines for its openness.

Polish Heritage Festival, Belmont, California Poland has been making major headlines over the last nine months.

In the last few weeks, several displays of what used to be called "consciousness raising" have made major headlines.

Galifianakis got a seat in the audience at the White House Correspondents Dinner, where Barack Obama made major headlines with his biting comedy routine, especially with his shots at now-former Presidential flirt Donald Trump.