Sentence examples for new headline from inspiring English sources
"Every new headline and news story about him reminds reporters and bloggers that we exist, and the cycle starts all over," she said in a statement released by her lawyer.
Ginsberg, Kerouac and the Beats were the new headline.
The article has been updated with a new headline.
"You wake up every day and there's a new headline and a new concern".
Instead of the expected £2bn, the new headline figure was a staggering £5.8bn.
It has a new headline font, champion, and a new body type, tiempos.
"Outrageous," screamed a New York Daily News headline.
But it's one thing for politicians to support a new headline-grabbing museum.
A cluster of new, headline-grabbing buildings by architects including Renzo Piano means that it's booming again.
Each needs to take account of the network of products into which it is launched.Companies that fail to come up with big new headline-hitting blockbusters should not despair.
Unlike his predecessor, he deliberately does not bustle about, conjuring up new headline-grabbing policies on a whim: he is quietly putting in place more or less what he promised during the campaign.
