front-page headlines

He is also a prime architect of its front-page headlines.

His name was featured again in the bold front-page headlines.

The accident gained much media attention including front-page headlines and television news reports.

After the trauma of public hearings and front-page headlines, intelligence officials, too, were ready for new, clear rules.

By the mid-80's, the art market was generating unprecedented profits and front-page headlines.

He had already read the account which was evidenced by glaring front-page headlines.

He walked past the news stands and saw that what had happened had made the front-page headlines.

It wasn't just that the research made front-page headlines and drove Geron stock up 74 percent in one day.

But within a week, there were more than 60 copycats, daily front-page headlines and a national scare.

The next dispatch to come from Luxor, however, rated front-page headlines.

True, there were no further front-page headlines; the Franchise affair had removed itself to the correspondence page.

Each new robbery meant more front-page headlines, smirking, full of innuendo.

Thus did a quarrel over the ownership of a shop win front-page headlines in Britain for seven consecutive days.

Her seventeen-year marriage broke down in 1978, making front-page headlines in the national press.

They had a two-month affair which led to front-page headlines in British tabloid newspapers.

On Oct. 15, its announcement of a $2.78 billion third-quarter loss made front-page headlines across the country.

If they ignored the front-page headlines, they could convince themselves the sport still existed.

Not exactly the stuff of front-page headlines.

And "trusting truth" has clearly proved useful in generating discussion, not to mention front-page headlines.

Yet it made front-page headlines from coast to coast when it happened.

The British broadsheets strove for originality in their front-page headlines.

But front-page headlines tend more toward "Ranchers spotlighted in beef production seminar here."

Newspaper reporters were waiting for Knight in Chicago, and his flight made front-page headlines nationwide.

I knew she had seen the front-page headlines about me knocking off Kalecki, but she avoided the subject.