Sentence examples for some good headlines from inspiring English sources

But Al's persistence had finally paid off, when a new-broom sheriff looked at his bulky portfolio of suspicions and saw an opportunity to start his new administration with some good headlines.

From Jon Hart, infrastructure partner at the law firm Pinsent Masons The chief secretary's announcement has provided some good headlines in respect of new commitments to rail and road in particular.

A catchy title and a little fear of inadequacy makes for a best-seller and some good headlines.

None of these candidates has much of a shot at winning Iowa, but they can still shoot for some good headlines that might appeal to voters outside the state.

Of the surveys the trust carried out in 2009 and 2011, she adds: "There are some really good headlines.

That perversely led to some pretty good headlines in Apple's favour.

"Scandals make good headlines.

Good headlines can make for bad reporting.

We are not doing this because it makes good headlines.

Potential pandemics make good headlines; hardworking scientists do not.

How annoying, then, that it is Mr Sarkozy who is getting the good headlines.