Sentence examples for the headlining from inspiring English sources
noun
The heading or title of a newspaper or magazine article.
- The headline on today's newspaper reads "John Doe Wins Wood-Splitting Competition."
He later sent a picture of the event program, which just listed "Headliner" where the headlining band's name was supposed to go.
The headlining dish here is soondubu jjigae, the tofu stew.
Black Cobra, the headlining band, cut through the stupor.
They were fantastic, and also very polite about switching up the headlining slot.
The headlining acts include the Black Eyed Peas, Don Henley and the Steve Miller Band.
Anyone who brings a guitar can play and sing along, with the headlining guitarists leading.
This year's festival runs 22-26 June, with Adele, Coldplay and Beck among the headlining acts.
The average age of the headlining performers is 72, leading to the mocking nickname "Oldchella".
What are the headlining stories for that day in each paper?
Metallica's claim on the headlining spot turned the night into friendly combat.
The day's only great musical performance came from Korn, the headlining act in Mr. Osbourne's absence.
