Examples of using Made headlines in English and their translations into German
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His postcard campaign and editorials made headlines in Indian newspapers.
Your contribution to the conversation hasn't exactly made headlines.
His little Sunday school even made headlines in the local paper.
She made headlines by starting something called"The Green Carpet Challenge.
On social media, news of the Asir attack made headlines.
A few years ago, Kolarz made headlines with the lighting series"Luna Kiss.
The information about the Panoramio protest and petition has quickly made headlines on international media.
And that was the scoop that we had, and it made headlines all over the world.
The Alweg monorail at once made headlines worldwide.
Christian Rickert made headlines in the 1960s to 1980s.
Back then, the landslide made headlines around the world.
The find made headlines worldwide and reignited a decades-old debate.
This video discusses an erroneous television report that made headlines.
And then made headlines with her drug and alcohol excesses.
Yet Venimiglia has made headlines because too many people come here.
Ironically, temperatures in February also made headlines- with record-breaking temperatures below freezing.
Previously, Prokhorov made headlines only through his assets, companies and purchases of sport teams.
Ebola Micronutrients In recent weeks the Ebola epidemic has made headlines all over the world.
Three years ago chainsmoker Chris Gurney made headlines for growing his own tobacco on an allotment.
National Nurses United have made headlines and gained 155,000 members since forming just six months ago.