Sentence examples similar to stopped headlines from inspiring English sources

High point: Oh My God – it's like the Levellers never stopped headlining.

He dodged the question, but that didn't stop headlines shouting: 'Conservatives tell people to wear jumper to save on energy bills'.

The news release headline says, "Prenatal mercury exposure may be associated with risk of ADHD-related behaviors". The modifiers in there "may be" and "related" won't stop the mental math from this study translating as "pregnant+mercury=ADHD," and it won't stop headlines from implying as much.

But that is unlikely to stop headline writers linking Beckinsale with Knox, the Seattle-born student whose every court appearance in her trial for the murder of Meredith Kercher in 2007 was treated like a Hollywood red carpet moment, and whose guilt or innocence still provokes furious and sometimes fanatical debate in online forums as the case grinds through the Italian courts six years later.

That has not stopped the headlines.

There is, admittedly, something cheeky about asking someone what he has been up to since he stopped making headlines.

But although global prices remained high, while locally, they dropped slightly, plateaued or continued to climb, they stopped making headlines.

A Famous Face Is Staying Active There is, admittedly, something cheeky about asking someone what he has been up to since he stopped making headlines.

Sandusky's alleged crimes have become non-stop headlines for the past week or so in the U.S.

On this coast, a similar thing has happened with the New York Knicks, who stopped adding headlining stars last season in favor of bringing in role players for key positions, and a once chaotic team is now running smoothly.

At least that might make the papers stop printing headlines like "No Trace of 'Face Ace' Hooker".