Sentence examples for most headlines from inspiring English sources

Most headlines were prefixed by "Welsh windbag".

Or which generates the most headlines?

Which will generate the most headlines?

In the N.B.A., famous coaches made the most headlines.

It damages tourism and imposes an extra cost on foreign investors.Kidnapping grabs the most headlines.

Lisicki is the player who has made the most headlines with her run through the draw.

When the policy launched in July, most headlines disappointingly framed this definition around wolf whistling.

For all the looming terror, the threat of hooligans has captured the most headlines.

He lauded Mr. Cuomo's record and downplayed those who "seize the most headlines" through personal attacks.

His news-based art is conspicuously tied this theme: By the time most headlines are written, catastrophes are over.

But it was Musk's most outlandish technology proposition to date, the "Hyperloop" project proposed in August, that won him the most headlines.