Sentence examples for striking headlines from inspiring English sources

Naturally, the reforms have made bold and striking headlines.

ROGUE traders and fancy derivatives make fat and striking headlines.

The most striking headlines so far came when American biologist Craig Venter announced in 2010 that he had created the world's first synthetic life form.

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Aficionados of the Drudge Report may have noticed several striking headlines recently linking to stories from the World Tribune, an enterprise with a title as grand and ambitious as it is unfamiliar.

Yes, it would have made for some striking headlines this week – WORLD LEADERS AGREE ON NEW BODY TO SAVE PLANET, perhaps – and they would be smiling for the final photo-call.

It makes for quite a striking headline upfront: "New Paul Thomas Anderson film released directly to streaming service".

On the Monday after the attacks, all three newsmagazines ran covers featuring flags, and Newsweek ran the striking headline "God Bless America".

While doing my daily routine of scanning religious freedom articles, I came across a rather striking headline: "'Pastafarian' Wins Religious Freedom Right to Wear Pasta Strainer for Driving Licence".

Its coverage of the Benazir Bhutto assassination wed strong headlines to striking photography, giving the event a dramatic but respectful visual structure.

It was the kind of moniker that later looked particularly striking emblazoned in newspaper headlines.