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Definition of banner headline in English: banner headlinenoun A large newspaper headline, especially one across the top of the front page. Example sentencesExamples - Meanwhile, a banner headline in a front-page report in the English-language Straits Times blared that ‘Tokyo Ignores Anger Over Visits to Shrine.’
- The EU flag went up yesterday outside government offices in many newcomer countries, and newspapers greeted membership with banner headlines.
- Amid the chaos and newspapers with banner headlines about Nkosi's deteriorating health sat Nkosi's grandmother Ruth Khumalo.
- Is this a sum worthy of front page banner headlines?
- If they link to that information, it's a strong indication that they trust it more than what they see on the cover of a magazine or in a banner headline in a newspaper.
- She explained that a company failure or scandal which had not been anticipated was generally accompanied by banner headlines enquiring ‘where were the auditors?’
- Indeed there's little sign of the war on terror here apart from lurid pictures and banner headlines on the front pages of newspapers.
- Yet, there have been front page banner headlines in just about every daily newspaper in the country almost every day since the court decision was handed down.
- However, the quality of the reporting was marred by the sensational way the banner headlines and opening paragraph were phrased.
- The win received front-page banner headlines in the Times of India.
- In all simplicity and faith I believed such a person existed, and I believed it for many months before the newspapers threw their banner headlines at me.
- And when Marci ends up in jail, a banner headline in a Jewish newspaper reads ‘Shonda!’
- Right, it may be not be Normandy, but when you take a look at the front pages of the various newspapers today, the banner headlines are running day after day, bigger and bigger.
- The CDC advisory was typically buried inside newspapers whose banner headlines dealt with the anthrax attacks, which killed just a few people.
- The men's game with a similar result would have fetched front-page banner headlines.
- After two front page banner headlines, ‘Liberal candidate linked to drug probe’ and ‘Afkos took money from drug dealer’, Howard's office stepped in, furious with the disaster that continued to unfold.
- The Trinidad Guardian newspaper ran the story on Sunday under a front-page banner headline.
- Andrew Caldecott QC, for the BBC, then asked, ‘A number of newspapers had banner headlines suggesting this claim related to strategic missiles.’
- Yesterday's banner headline on the front page of the New York Post screamed ‘On the Town’ alongside a photo of Rudy and his current ‘gal pal’ Judi.
- In Seattle, where fish are obviously more important, the story was front-page banner headline news for the Times.
Synonyms title, caption, legend, subtitle, subheading, wording, rubric, inscription, name, headline
Definition of banner headline in US English: banner headlinenounˈbanər ˈhedˌlīnˈbænər ˈhɛdˌlaɪn A newspaper headline running across a whole page, especially one on the front page. Example sentencesExamples - Is this a sum worthy of front page banner headlines?
- The men's game with a similar result would have fetched front-page banner headlines.
- Amid the chaos and newspapers with banner headlines about Nkosi's deteriorating health sat Nkosi's grandmother Ruth Khumalo.
- If they link to that information, it's a strong indication that they trust it more than what they see on the cover of a magazine or in a banner headline in a newspaper.
- After two front page banner headlines, ‘Liberal candidate linked to drug probe’ and ‘Afkos took money from drug dealer’, Howard's office stepped in, furious with the disaster that continued to unfold.
- Yesterday's banner headline on the front page of the New York Post screamed ‘On the Town’ alongside a photo of Rudy and his current ‘gal pal’ Judi.
- The win received front-page banner headlines in the Times of India.
- Indeed there's little sign of the war on terror here apart from lurid pictures and banner headlines on the front pages of newspapers.
- Andrew Caldecott QC, for the BBC, then asked, ‘A number of newspapers had banner headlines suggesting this claim related to strategic missiles.’
- The EU flag went up yesterday outside government offices in many newcomer countries, and newspapers greeted membership with banner headlines.
- And when Marci ends up in jail, a banner headline in a Jewish newspaper reads ‘Shonda!’
- She explained that a company failure or scandal which had not been anticipated was generally accompanied by banner headlines enquiring ‘where were the auditors?’
- Right, it may be not be Normandy, but when you take a look at the front pages of the various newspapers today, the banner headlines are running day after day, bigger and bigger.
- In all simplicity and faith I believed such a person existed, and I believed it for many months before the newspapers threw their banner headlines at me.
- In Seattle, where fish are obviously more important, the story was front-page banner headline news for the Times.
- The CDC advisory was typically buried inside newspapers whose banner headlines dealt with the anthrax attacks, which killed just a few people.
- The Trinidad Guardian newspaper ran the story on Sunday under a front-page banner headline.
- Yet, there have been front page banner headlines in just about every daily newspaper in the country almost every day since the court decision was handed down.
- However, the quality of the reporting was marred by the sensational way the banner headlines and opening paragraph were phrased.
- Meanwhile, a banner headline in a front-page report in the English-language Straits Times blared that ‘Tokyo Ignores Anger Over Visits to Shrine.’
Synonyms title, caption, legend, subtitle, subheading, wording, rubric, inscription, name, headline
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