Examples of using A headline in English and their translations into Danish
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Guess he needs a black face for a tax break and a headline. Real estate.
Yes. Give me a headline.
This is not a sound bite or a headline.
Maybe you should use them for a headline.
Give your review a headline.
There are infinite ways to write a headline.
is it worth a headline.
Wait! Here's a headline for you.
That is one hell of a headline.
A headline yet? Ms. Editor, have we got?
Give me a headline.
That is scandalous, it deserves a headline: only six Member States are telling us what they are doing about recovering funds which they have misused.
In fact, we are voting to give our governments a headline:"European Parliament says yes to Treaty of Amsterdam', or"Important new stage in construction of Europe.
ran a headline:‘the CIA lays down the law in Europe.
Cause they're not even paying attention. It's blatantly a joke and they have just printed it as a headline.
One newspaper published this photograph next to a still from the film under a headline reading"Film and reality" Politiken, 21 July 1940.
I won't waste time on a headline when he's long since promised not to move more of the company abroad.
Madam President, when the proposal from the Commission was published it prompted a headline in a major Danish newspaper.
His daughter Randi said that this scripture was like a headline over her father's life. Helge's children tell about
I think that an article in today's'Guardian' has a headline that is very much to the point:'Women can have it all- with a little bit of help.