Sentence examples for offer headlines from inspiring English sources

The bank is rolling out A.T.M.'s that will play quick movie trailers before a transaction, then offer headlines and stock quotations from MSNBC while you wait for your money.

If you're already a member at Washington Post.com you can log in and the site will offer headlines tailored to match your previous activity.

It may be the serious money on offer; headlining acts make tens of thousands of pounds a week for what is usually a maximum six-week run – not a bad earner during the Christmas hiatus in Hollywood films and television.

Until now, the Republican strategy has been to offer headline-grabbing lip service to middle-class tax reductions, but taking most or all of them away through small maneuvers that are difficult to assess, in order to preserve the cuts that will benefit corporations and the wealthy.

Even though Apple typically optimizes hardware and software to offer the same battery life — or sometimes a slight improvement — in refreshed devices it does not offer headline-grabbing, orders of magnitude improvements.

Military glory offers headlines that may come cheap to a leader in a democracy, but others pay the price.

The print campaign, which has the theme "Be Fluent in Flowers," offers headlines like "Two, four, six, eight, who do we Lisianthus?" Lisianthus, of course, means appreciation.

So far Gruupy has offered headline items such as discounted iPads, netbooks, and Xbox 360s.

Rather, they were the rappers and hip-hop producers entering midcareer: Outkast, Nas and Pharrell Williams, all of whom offered headlining sets to wildly enthusiastic response.

Meanwhile, Newsstand will also offer top headlines, scores, analysis and videos.

The offer drew headlines.