Sentence examples for set the headlines from inspiring English sources

It would take precedence in the reviews, and probably set the headlines.

When creating your masterpiece, you can simply click on the screen to set the publication title, headline, and the text in the explosion at the top right.

White House advisers, who have been preparing for the speech since November, consider it their biggest chance since the president's Sept. 20 address to Congress to seize the headlines and set the agenda.

The front-page headlines set the tone for the entire issue.

Mike Flynn wrote a post at Andrew Breitbart's Big Government, with sneering commentary that delivers on the tone set by the headline: "Oh, Thank God: Obama Set to Reveal NCAA Picks".

It was hardly a headline to set the pulse racing.

They also set the stage for the closing headlining act, Mr. Calvin Harris.

Even after Osaka won the match, defeating Williams in straight sets, the headlines were about the confrontation between Williams and the chair umpire, and what it said about racial and gender dynamics.

It looked for links that people Liked then clicked, but then immediately bounced back to Facebook and Unliked because the website they arrived at didn't meet the expectations set by the headline.

Onscreen, Stewart critiques how the 24-hour cable news networks—often aided by paranoia and unnecessary virtual set pieces deliver the headlines.

Arcade Fire, Metallica and Kasabian are set to headline the the sold-out event at the end of June at Worthy Farm in Somerset.