Sentence examples for subject of headlines from inspiring English sources

The BBC said tabloid stories about his private life had "made him the subject of headlines rather than a commentator on them".

Woods did not pay much attention to a crowd that displayed mostly admiration and adoration for a golfer who remains the subject of headlines for his admitted extramarital affairs.

The case has attracted wide attention, in part because of the well-documented legal troubles of Dr. Lederman, who became the subject of headlines around the world when he was sued by the widow of George Harrison of the Beatles.

Pini Gershon, the head coach of Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv, became the subject of headlines and punchlines after he refused to leave the court after being ejected from an exhibition loss to the Knicks.

"It is felt by all concerned that continuing stories in the media about Angus's private life have made him the subject of headlines rather than a commentator on them.

It was the subject of headlines across the national press and John Prescott's combative performance on Radio 4's Today programme, in which he was unusually critical of Blair, will give the story legs throughout the day.

And in Haiti, an ad agency has seized on the controversy as the ideal moment to try to promote what is great about the country, launching a GoFundMe page to raise funds for a marketing campaign for the Caribbean nation in the U.S. "Recently Haiti has become the subject of headline news.

Before the subjects of headlining news stories agree to a television interview these days, some have one question: how much money can I make?

The debacle was the subject of newspaper headlines internationally for weeks.

At 82, Mr. Kander can remember when the Scottsboro Boys were the subject of screaming headlines.

V. S. NAIPAUL, literature's newest Nobel laureate, has been the subject of big headlines in Sweden this week.