Sentence examples for prominent headline from inspiring English sources

But now every issue features a prominent headline at the top of the cover, promoting some feature about sex.

THE Serbian government's website greets visitors with a prominent headline: "Challenge Accepted!" Three years after the fall of Slobodan Milosevic, it is having problems surviving, let alone accepting challenges.

The New York Times called out "false claims" in a prominent headline, and many broadcast journalists challenged Spicer immediately — although they didn't get a chance to do so to his face, since he took no questions.

On a Friday, a prominent headline in the comment pages referred to the "reek of death" hanging over the Labour party; two days later, another referred to its "stench".

How do they compare in terms of subject (do they offer international, national or local news; breaking news; public interest; sensationalistic, etc).? Clip and save the most prominent headline in each paper.

The group's most recent commercial is described on its website as highlighting "the success of the Surge, and expos[ing] detractors of the policy--namely Senators Harry Reid (D-NV), Barack Obama (D-IL), and Chuck Hagel (R-NE)." A prominent headline on Vets for Freedom's website states: "Obama's Head in the Sand".

Prominent headlines on both CNN and NBC's home pages referred to him only as the "suspect".

By Sunday evening, however, popular Chinese websites had removed prominent headlines and links about Under the Dome from their front pages.

Below is a timeline I put together of prominent headlines and price movement for the S&P 500 in 2016.

"Al-Shabab claims responsibility for deadly attack" and "Kenya Red Cross, hospitals appeal for blood donations" read two other prominent headlines.

Instead of relying on popularity as many social news sites do, NewsCred instead allows users to rate each story, author, and publication's credibility, which is then plugged into an algorithm to determine the site's prominent headlines.