Sentence examples for should be headlined from inspiring English sources

The letter appeared last Dec. 6, below one chiding the magazine for having chosen Harrison Ford in 1998 and suggesting that this year's cover story should be headlined "sexiest geezer of the year".

To level the playing field, maybe the next story about a high school kid shaving his head in solidarity with a teammate stricken with cancer should be headlined "Youth cuts off his hair," while the new preferred style for the crime blotter should be "Teen holds up liquor store".

4. Crazy promoters We ain't the Doors and you ain't Andrew Loog Oldham, shut up. 5. Support acts We've all been there but if you believe you should be headlining tonight, then help yourself – you're clearly much better than us and I'm sure the punters won't mind at all.

In the days leading up to their set, some even questioned if they should be headlining.

"There's an expectation that it should be headline-grabbing," he said.

Why the activities of oilman Bush in the Eighties and Nineties should be headlines now is a mystery.

This discovery should be headline news, but no one is talking about it.

The real reason corruption should be headline news is that it steals a bit of economic prosperity from every person each time it occurs.

Which should be headline-grabbing news when you consider - forty percent of the world's economy along with eighty percent of the needs of the poor come from biodiversity.

"It should be headlines in every newspaper to say: this is abnormal".

Discovering that most methods perform quite badly should be headline news, but could reduce enthusiasm for participation to the point of killing off future assessments.