Sentence examples for volume of headlines from inspiring English sources

A Grand National success for McCoy would be big news, but were Nina Carberry to win on First Lieutenant, the volume of headlines she would make as the first woman jockey to win would be barely a photo-finish distance behind.

From false allegations of sexual assault to the lurid coverage of the death of Stuart Lubbock in his swimming pool, the comedian has been the subject of an extraordinary volume of negative headlines.

Because of the lack of truly scandalous revelations, it has instead become a campaign of attrition, with those opposed to Clinton hoping mightily that the sheer volume of "Clinton Emails" headlines will eventually wear her down in the public eye.

These stricter regulations have been in response to a high volume of race-day fatalities making headlines.

A couple of headlines emerged.

Her answer is the stuff of headlines.

Sections of another are in the form of headlines.

A minority of headlines presented wary or skeptical comments regarding the possibility of enhancement (N = 6/17; 35%; e.g., Can taking a pill make you brainy?[ 32]), and no headlines implied that CE is undesirable.

Bobby Charlton, 70 this year, recounts his glittering club career in My Manchester United Years (Headline, £20), the first volume of his autobiography.

The sheer volume of allegations and the resignations, firings, or trips to rehab they generated mean it's not uncommon now to see headlines like 100 High-Profile Men Accused of Sexual Misconduct.

A volume of Brassaï photographs.