“headlines”可以造什么句，headlines造句

You can go through the headlines.

BANKS 'woes have stolen the headlines this week.

The leader just skimmed through the headlines of the report.

This article clarifies the importance of making the news headlines better, it also points out the function of the image rhetoric space in making the news headlines agilely.

You can go through the headlines without going into detail I don't need for my report.

Place the most important words at the beginning of page titles, headlines, subheadings, and links.

The beginning of this season had Eduardo back in the headlines for the wrong reasons.

In one news conference he held, in 1959, he made headlines by saying that Eichmann was in Kuwait.

A Rhodesian Ridgeback in Germany also hit the headlines last September when she also gave birth to 17 puppies.

The dramatic answers to prayer make headlines and are the subject of testimonies to the effectiveness of prayer.

Taylor may have begun as a classic studio-era movie star, But her every romance and personal challenge created far more headlines than any motion picture she made.

But it was his volatile private life that kept him in the headlines until he drank himself to death in 2005.

President Bush has built a thick wall of privacy around his twin daughters, the spirited twosome who made tabloid headlines last spring for under-age drinking. Whereas he often mentions his dogs, Spot and Barney.

Ayse Onol, a former journalist from Istanbul who knew Erdogan when he was mayor, said the announcement was not a serious proposal. "People in Turkey just care about headlines, Erdogan knows this.

Zeituni Onyango, the President's aunt, made headlines last year when she won the right to live in the United States despite being denied asylum by an immigration judge in 2004.

You're giving your audience headlines.

The news should be chronicled without undue prominence or headlines.

Because headlines have to fit in a restricted amount of space, the newspaper editor creates headlines the way you would build a jigsaw puzzle.

Then, on July 4th, came the headlines that doomed the News of the World.

I think some readers have seen the headlines and thought, "Wow, that's a lot of untapped spending power."

Reapers and Predators grab the headlines, but such big, well-known drones are already outnumbered by small, cheap and capable aircraft.

Still, John Hopkins University radiology professor William Edelstein made science headlines in 2010 with his concerns about the radiation risks of faster-than-light travel.

What’s more, Aragon was invited to join Gaga on her “Monster Ball” tour last month. She performed a duet with Gaga during the concert, and then made more headlines by making the emotional star cry.

Worry about the things you can control, not the headlines.

You can go through the headlines without going into detail I don't need.

Good for people who like to scan headlines as opposed to reading every word in every article.

Just press a button on the remote to bring up YouTube videos, Twitter updates, eBay auctions, Flickr photos and news headlines on a full screen or in the corner of your show.

Changes in the H5N1 situation frequently made the headlines.

Many designs use one font for headlines, one for body, and possibly one for navigation on websites or for any special text or subheadings.

Especially in the news headlines success and failure analysis is thorough, original, and people know these and know why. " Language sea" for the news headlines for the producers is very useful.

The sudden emergence of "Y2K" in headlines all over the world is a simple shorthand for the coming transition of the year 2000 in the western Gregorian calendar and the problems that might occur as a result of the date change.