Sentence examples for recurring headlines from inspiring English sources
There's the reference to the Holocaust (noted by Ligaya), the turkey who resembles Neville Chamberlain, and the recurring headlines from the Battle of the Ebro.
"Company X launches app for Wearable Device Y" is going to be a particularly-recurring headline in 2014, and that'll be about all they're good for: headlines.
He famously sleeps only four hours a night — sufficient, one assumes, to squeeze in a recurring nightmare of November 9th headlines screaming "loser!!" Vast evidence suggests that such a scenario is what he has dreaded most throughout his life.
The tenacity of the mothers was a recurring theme throughout the proceedings: headlines move on to the next shooting or some other breaking news even when families don't.
Mary McDonnell, who has played a recurring character on the series, will headline the spinoff, "Major Crimes".
The occasion was Chapter 10, a recurring gay night that champions techno, house, and disco where Honey Dijon was set to headline.
In 1997 Agassi made headlines with his marriage to actress Brooke Shields, though his tennis continued to suffer due to a recurring wrist injury, and he saw his ranking plummet to 141.
It's recurring characters like these that make the show realistic, even more than the cases that resemble current IRL headlines (like the pseudo Jill Abramsom/Sheryl Sandberg on trial this week).
A recurring sporting tragedy.
