Here you'll find 20 real example sentences with Headlines, the meaning.
Headlines meaning
plural of headline
Example sentences (20)
Each day, a third of Americans encounter news containing dubious assertions by politicians or deceptive headlines.
But also capturing headlines are the heat waves’ evocative appellations, all straight out of classical mythology.
But that didn’t stop the council from doing so — and ending up international headlines for all the wrong reasons.
Days before activities were spotted at his mansion, Jeff made news headlines over claims of his engagement to Lauren.
Even though Noor and Al’s relationship is just making headlines now, she’s reportedly been with him for a while.
But my bet is – and you’re already seeing it, headlines around what it means to be to be a productive member of society.
Britney Spears' memoir, "The Woman in Me," finally dropped on October 24 and has been making headlines since.
But 5 months since their protest had hit the headlines, all we hear is silence from the corridors of energy.
But his draft stock fell amid constant headlines of partying and running into trouble on and off the field.
But as Woods struggled to a T24 finish on the Scottish coast, it was another Tiger who took the headlines on the 18th green.
Chiarello made headlines in 2016 when some current and former employees sued him for sexual harrassment.
From the outside, it looked like one hell of a comeback for PlayUp, which hit the headlines in 2016 for all the wrong reasons.
By 1978, local headlines were bemoaning the high price of housing, and prices only went up from there.
For about a year or so, I open up Fark ever morning looking for two headlines: Donald Trump under arrest and Vladamur Putin dead.
Before their breakup made headlines, secretly called it quits, a source exclusively tells Us Weekly.
During that time, she also made headlines for the swimsuit she wore in the film An Evening In Paris.
Do2dtun and Taiwo again began making headlines after the media personality called Taiwo out over the custody of their two daughters.
Gaetz isn’t making a play for the speakership himself; his strengths are in drumming up headlines and campaign cash, not governance.
AI has been making headlines for some time now and can deliver the predictive capabilities that make digital twins even more valuable.
But it's not the first time the saucy model has hit the headlines for her controversial actions.
Phrases with headlines
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Common combinations with headlines
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- the headlines 39×
- made headlines 39×
- headlines for 21×
- making headlines 14×
- headlines and 14×
- headlines in 13×
- headlines after 11×
- headlines when 11×
- headlines this 8×
- headlines of 7×
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The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word headlines. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.