Sentence examples for was headlines from inspiring English sources

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was headlines

noun

The heading or title of a newspaper or magazine article.

The headline on today's newspaper reads "John Doe Wins Wood-Splitting Competition."

synonyms

hed

headliner

newspaper headline

Exact(2)

It was headlines only.

The New York Times

The dream, Mr. Bennett said, was headlines reading, "Bush suffers defeat".

The New York Times

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Rosie O'Donnell was headlining.

The New York Times - Arts

"America Watched the Trial," it was headlined.

The New York Times

It was headlined "The Man behind Stephen Harper".

The Guardian

It was headlined: "Not our finest hour".

The Guardian

Bazelon notes that bullying was headlined in both cases.

Independent

His review was headlined "'Titanic' Sinks Again (Spectacularly)".

Independent

"Quiet Diplomacy Works," a Hindustan Times article was headlined.

The New York Times

The Chicago Tribune's article was headlined "Dems' Ticket Trouble".

The New York Times

The article was headlined "LET'S PUSH HOMOPHILE MARRIAGE".

The New Yorker

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