Sentence examples for new headlines from inspiring English sources
It just happens that sites like Facebook do want to have you clicking on new headlines and new photos and new news from your friends, in part because the more you click the more they get to learn about you; and the more they get to learn about you the better advertising they can sell.
Nearly every week brought new headlines: Overdose!
Some tiles are "live," meaning they update themselves automatically with new headlines or images.
Here, too, there are new headlines the administration wants us to forget.
Fox News dramatized its presentation with whooshing sounds heralding new headlines and flashing titles — "Breaking News" or "News Alert".
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".
But CNN says the new Headline News will be more subtle and alluring.
But it's one thing for politicians to support a new headline-grabbing museum.
