Sentence examples for much of a headline from inspiring English sources

Not much of a headline there.

For most of the 21st century, after all, "Red Sox clinch postseason appearance" wasn't really much of a headline.

Granted, this may be because "Western Conference: Still lots of really good teams" isn't much of a headline.

Not much of a headline you might think, given it comes from the news provider to ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5, but John Hardie's strident defence comes as evidence that news-watching, like everything else in the digital world,  is changing.

"Flaky Country Hits Crisis, People Riot" isn't much of a headline.

The treatment of House Republicans may not have been much of a surprise given recent headlines.

The economy, the character of the two candidates, and the desirability of change emerged as the basic issues of the campaign, although abortion emerged as a major issue (coming in the first election after the U.S. Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade ruling) and the gaffes to which both men seemed prone usurped much of the headline space.

Unable to wander through all these glades and thickets of prose, many readers rely on headlines to provide as much of a summary as they are prepared to absorb.

Now for the headline attraction that's not much of a show.

The past five years have seen a huge upsurge in social housing activism, much of it headline-grabbing and centred on London.

SonicBlue never made much of a go of the ReplayTV business either, despite getting big headlines for making the entertainment industry mad at it.