How To Use Newspaper headline In A Sentence
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One newspaper headlined their lead story with the recession claims of Davy Stockbrokers.
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'Ten shot dead by gunmen,' ran the newspaper headline.
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One Cape Town newspaper headline screamed: ‘Just say yes, Mr President’ but Mbeki remained obdurate.
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This incident might warrant a newspaper headline but it is certainly not a story!
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The wonderfully constructed opening montage sequence, consisting of flashback action coupled with newspaper headlines and photographs, emphasises the centrality of Daisy's kidnapping to the plot.
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To date, the genetic debate has taken place in the language of the newspaper headline.
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Detectives smash London vice ring, eg in a newspaper headline.
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But the reality is that women face a multitude of problems when deciding if and when to have a family, despite the prospect of a childless future glaring at them from newspaper headlines.
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The newspaper headlined the story ‘The Arrest of the Confidence Man.’
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'I bonked the prince, says sexy Sarah' declared the newspaper headline.
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She singled out one remarkable shot of Ehrlichman, who would eventually serve 18 months in prison, pointing at and razzing a newspaper headline blaring his involvement in the Watergate break-ins.
Nixon at Home, Kissinger on the Beach
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One newspaper headlined the denouement thus: ‘Piano Man Saga Ends Unhappily’.
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A mysterious Internet Web site suddenly appeared, replete with altered newspaper headlines bashing Gardner and other union critics who were running for the board.
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A newspaper headline caught his attention.
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When we see a newspaper headline about half an hour into the story, it's dated 1931.
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Left: Newspaper headline. Right: Newspaper ad for her stage show.
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When they see a newspaper headline, they think it has the status of an official announcement.
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The newspaper headline the story of the astronaut'trip to the moon.
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The initial inquiry triggered sensational newspaper headlines and aroused widespread distrust of the state's public hospital system.
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After national newspaper headlines about racism in the town, Telford has begun to consider whether there is an undercurrent of prejudice.
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Corporate fraud and embezzlement have been familiar topics in newspaper headlines of recent years.
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The newspaper headline was 'Vicar Caught In Sex Romp'.
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Its open letter on cloning was prompted by newspaper headlines of Panos Zavos's claims to have transferred the first cloned human embryo into a woman's womb.
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A newspaper headline caught her attention.
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‘No’ was the blunt response, before lurching into some cack about how he wasn't prepared to write newspaper headlines.
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In one of these streets, in the morning fog, plastered over two slippery cobblestones, is a scrap of newspaper headline, with a wirephoto of a giant white cock, dangling in the sky straight downward out of a white pubic bush.
Gravity's Rainbow
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She scanned the newspaper headlines while waiting for the taxi
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Two separate but important developments dominated newspaper headlines this week.
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Then there were the morning newspaper headlines which had screamed of yet another move to entice the Old Firm south.
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The newspaper headline was 'Vicar Caught In Sex Romp'.
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Catherine Ring was the brains behind The Newspaper Headlines from the past.
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Behind the newspaper headlines of a crackdown in South Africa, of so-called mopping-up operations in Namibia, of the repeated invasions of the People's Republic of Angola, behind the headlines that speak of the exploits of bandits and puppets against the peoples of Mozambique, Seychelles, Madagascar, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Lesotho, and of incursions into Botswana and Swaziland, lies a story of massive human suffering and death.
Speech by Thabo Mbeki, Representative of the ANC, at the special meeting of the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid in Observance of the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (Sharpeville Day)
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When David first caught sight of the newspaper headline on the board outside he shook himself with wonder.
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'Royal Plane Disaster!' screamed the newspaper headlines the next day.
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As for the titles, they were almost always newspaper headlines written on the Toronto Daily Star or Star Weekly copydesks according to the place and space of the articles on the newspaper page.
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Teenage boys often make newspaper headlines for all the wrong reasons, so it makes a refreshing change to be able to report on the good deeds of one such lad.
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Caleb and Matthew famously brawled backstage at a British awards show (the newspaper headline: "Bruise Somebody").
Riffs: Kings of Leon vs. The World: Their biggest beefs, brawls and blow-ups
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There's another great newspaper headline in there about how an electrical repair sparked romance for the lovelorn star.
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A high-profile civil case would mean lurid newspaper headlines and act as a block to any possibility of restarting a television career.
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'I bonked the prince, says sexy Sarah' declared the newspaper headline.
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'I bonked the prince, says sexy Sarah' declared the newspaper headline.
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Occasionally highprofile members of the legal profession get caught in flagrante delicto and it makes newspaper headlines - usually involving the word 'briefs'.
Times, Sunday Times
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'Ten shot dead by gunmen,' ran the newspaper headline.
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To date, the genetic debate has taken place in the language of the newspaper headline.
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The only clue he can find is a newspaper headline saying that the city has been evacuated.
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The English newspaper headline is brief and explicit and is considered the soul of the news.
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A high-profile civil case would mean lurid newspaper headlines and act as a block to any possibility of restarting a television career.
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Some years ago, a newspaper headline accused him of stalking a woman, though no charges resulted.
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Whereon each of the others raises objections, backed up with imaginary shock-horror newspaper headlines.
Times, Sunday Times
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A daring traveller made the newspaper headlines in 1880 after a record journey between New Plymouth and Wellington.
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The only clue he can find is a newspaper headline saying that the city has been evacuated.
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The newspaper headline was 'Vicar Caught In Sex Romp'.
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Newspaper headlines regularly snigger at writers "beating off stiff competition" or, when I won the prize in 2006 for my debut novel: "First timer takes sex award".
