Headlines in a sentence

The Headlines of the Year come from the collected Headlines of the Week, usually 10 headlines chosen for Main and Politics, and 3 chosen for each of the other tabs - Sports, Entertainment, Geek, Business, and Discussion.

I know that “Hovering around 3%” is not the sexiest of headlines, but understanding the math behind the scary headlines can make them much less scary.

Few months ago, there were different news headlines in the newspapers of different areas but in the ongoing unprecedented pandemic, all the televisions and newspapers are following the common headlines related to coronavirus.

News headlines today: May 11, 2020Catch up on the developing stories making headlines.

CBS 2 Top Headlines PM (06-13-19)CBS 2's Brad Edwards has a look at the headlines and meteorologist Mary Kay Kleist has a check on the weather.

Instead of displaying headlines, a photo as well as the article’s first few lines, the search engine will only display headlines and URL links (URL address).

Reuters headlines their story, "Apple buys first-ever carbon-free aluminum from Alcoa-Rio Tinto venture picks it up, invariably with "carbon-free aluminum" in their headlines.

At just age 30, the Barcelona prodigy is making headlines after headlines.

Headlines are usually provided at 15 minutes past the hour with a full bulletin after the bottom-of-the-hour headlines.

Adds Sue Deeks, head of program acquisition for the BBC: “In the U.K. we learn about William the Conqueror, the Battle of Hastings and King Harold’s gruesome death in our school history lessons – but those headlines are all most of us can remember.

After making their first introduction, the duo sat down with Gyles Brandreth and Camilla Tominey to discuss the top headlines of the day – but refrained from bringing up their own friendship making the news.

After months of brutal headlines and speculation about her removal from the ticket, Harris’ response to DeSantis is an indication that she’s itching to enter the 2024 political battle.

A hardline conservative leader, the Indian-origin cabinet member frequently grabbed headlines for her provocative comments on migrants, protesters, the police and the homeless.

AI generates summaries responding to specific search queries, providing users with more relevant results than scrolling through headlines.

AI has been making headlines for some time now and can deliver the predictive capabilities that make digital twins even more valuable.

Ali says: “Some parents we work with have used soap storylines or news headlines to start a difficult conversation, or programmes on TV such as This Is Us, Normal People or documentaries like Jesy Nelson: Odd One Out or Nadiya: Anxiety and Me.

All over the headlines this year, due to his slow pace of play, Cantlay was again cast for the role of pantomime villain on Ryder Cup Saturday.

A look at the latest headlines this morning, Tuesday, May 30.

A look at the latest Leeds United headlines on Friday, July 28.

Although La Liga leaders Barcelona can virtually clinch the title if they beat second-place Real Madrid on Sunday to move 12 points clear, headlines remain dominated by the Negreira case, with tensions rising around Spain.