Sentence examples for takes headlines from inspiring English sources
It takes headlines (presumably via RSS) and formats them to look like the front page of a newspaper.
Although he takes headline decisions faster than his predecessor, his inexperienced colleagues hesitate, or are not allowed, to move quickly.
This week they take headline billing at their home, for now, Yankee Stadium – and they will be keen to make a strong first impression.
Taking headline CPI growth of 0% in the second quarter, we get an NGDP growth rate of no more than 1.5%, which would represent the single worst performance of the recovery if realised.
Slipknot, Korn, Papa Roach and Limp Bizkit all take headline slots while, over at Reading & Leeds, their quirky cousins System Of A Down and Deftones are way up the bill.
After taking headline-grabbing, billion-dollar equity stakes in the Blackstone Group and Morgan Stanley last year, Chinas $200 billion sovereign wealth fund will buy shares in three of the countrys biggest state-owned banks, whose shares have more than halved in value this year.
For years, there was no good name for these double-take headlines.
Yet it wasn't the pony-tailed genius that took the headlines this time.
He's had a brilliant series too, even if MJ has taken the headlines.
But YouTube.com, Google's simpler and more consistent rival, took the headlines.
That Giggs should take the headlines added to the satisfaction for United at the JJB.
