Sentence examples for station headline from inspiring English sources

Still, bureaucracies, even if they know they can't change, have to pretend they really want to, even if they don't, and so, with the question about Klein posed so clearly, they fired Klein and hired Jautz, who has been running CNN's sister station, Headline News.

His name appeared on a flier faxed to police stations; newspaper headlines amplified his status as a person wanted for questioning.

NDTV, a TV station, ran this headline on its Web site: "Headley cuts deal with U.S., India helpless".

(The pirate station made the headlines when it bumped Kenneth Kendall off the BBC airwaves at Sunday teatime).

The concert is hosted annually by a New York radio station and was headlined on Sunday by Kendrick Lamar, Trey Songz, Big Sean and Chris Brown.

It's not as glamorous as a sweepstakes for pop's next big thing, and few of the performers would be likely to turn down serious offers to be heard on commercial radio stations or to headline concert halls.

Cohen, whom the AP also interviewed, took issue with how the story's headline — "TV station backs off accusation that CNN played politics" — characterized his comments.

Last week, Mr. Taylor was set to headline the station's annual concert, a benefit for the Natural Resources Defense Council, at the Theater at Madison Square Garden.

He then delivered a longer riff on the same live strategy he's deployed at countless radio station fests and amphitheater headline gigs — speedy snippets of his wolf-whistle singles.

One recent headline on the station's Web site proclaimed: "Welcome to the Gulag, American style".

HUNGARY'S decision to give Russia a nuclear power station contract would have been headline news in normal times.