Sentence examples for range of headlines from inspiring English sources

Instead, Farage looks set to recruit Mark Reckless as his new policy director, the Tory defector who failed to hold his Rochester and Strood seat on 8 May, an idea that throws up a pleasing range of headlines although possibly less in the way of strategic ideas of interest to voters.

Every year the balconies of the Gold Coast feature in a range of headlines, in spite of mounting measures to prevent people from messing around on them.

Student Ambassadors play an important role in supporting special events, giving tours of the institute, welcoming and introducing presidential and congressional candidates, public figures and a range of scholars who headline the institute's special events and public programs.

This bias plays a role in a wide range of cognitive areas, making a headline about a murder more attention grabbing than one about a marriage, for example.

Real funny" is Fark.com's slogan: the site has been offering aggregated headlines across a range of categories for years.

It's long-range, and even if you succeed, you're not shielded from the kind of headlines that drove you to try in the first place.

This week, the case hit the headlines, sparking a wide range of responses.

A couple of headlines emerged.

Her answer is the stuff of headlines.

A minority of headlines presented wary or skeptical comments regarding the possibility of enhancement (N = 6/17; 35%; e.g., Can taking a pill make you brainy?[ 32]), and no headlines implied that CE is undesirable.

Iraq may be grabbing the national headlines, but on a whole range of economic and social issues, Americans still seem to sympathise with Mr Clinton.