Sentence examples for opening headlines from inspiring English sources
The programme quickly become a national institution, famous for its sharp, accurate journalism, larger-than-life presenters and the Big Ben chimes that accompanied its opening headlines.
The operational variables include towing velocity, horizontal spread, and vertical opening (headline height)—these determine the extent that the netting is exposed to relative water movement.
"BUY A PHD" says the opening headline.
TOUCHED down at Charles de Gaulle early yesterday morning to the eye-opening headlines that Venus Williams and Jennifer Capriati had exited the singles draw of the French Open on Sunday, furthering my growing belief that significant change is in the air on the women's tennis tour.
Let's go for dinner!" I weep with envy when a Krispy Kreme drive-through grand opening makes headlines -- in other states.
He brought the film to Sheffield, ran it as the opening night headline feature and brought along the film's star, Rodriguez.
As early as 1993, when I interviewed him on the occasion of the Vinegar Factory's opening (the headline was "A New Hero for 'Waste Not, Want Not' ") Mr. Zabar was touting his philosophy that it's not enough to use a leftover to create a new dish.
A ticket to its opening night, headlined and curated by Hawtin, would have set you back €90.
Variety's post-opening-weekend headline: BOX OFFICE: 'DESPICABLE ME 2' SOARS WITH $142 MIL, WHILE 'LONE RANGER' STALLS WITH LESS THAN $50 MIL Fifty mil may sound like boffo bux to you and me, but "The Lone Ranger" cost roughly a third of a billion dollars to make and market.
With less than a month until the opening ceremony, news headlines have been dominated by muggings of athletes, body parts washing up on the shore of Copacabana where the beach volleyball will take place, and a murderous shoot-out in an Olympic-approved hospital.
Weekly open-mike nights allowed new or unknown bands to perform before club owners scouting potential opening acts for headline artists.
