Sentence examples for were headliner from inspiring English sources
noun
The headlining band or performer at a concert; the best-known and first billed band, often performing as the final act of the evening.
Answer -- Clemens and others were headliner athletes and politicians had a television opportunity.
Miss Hunt and Wrightson were headliners on "The Robert Q . Lewis Show" a popular television variety program, from 1953 to 1956.
Pickens, along with former President Bill Clinton, were headliners at a renewable energy conference Reid organised in Las Vegas earlier this month.
(Of course,they were headliners, too).
"I will be headliner or something" he says.
That's headliner in cinematic terms: the bands were filmed separately, at festivals in New Jersey, Denver and Austin, Tex., by two directors, Luke Harrison and Lawrence Jordan.
Womad is as much about new artists as it is headliners.
NH7 Weekender's last act has usually been headliners like Imogen Heap and Asian Dub Foundation.
The Damon Albarn-led cartoon hip-hop outfit are headliners at the event this Sunday (18 April).
But apart from Attenborough and Sim, few players have been headliners.
Still to come are headliners the Cribs, but the punters are here to cheer on Alex Turner, local lad made great.
