Definition of headline-grabbing in English:

headline-grabbing

adjective

Attracting prominent notice in the news.
a headline-grabbing tale of price-fixing
headline-grabbing celebrity architects
Example sentencesExamples
- Some have accused the minister of majoring on headline-grabbing statements, interviews and press releases.
- Making wild, headline-grabbing claims is neither productive nor fair.
- It was written to be an eye-catching, headline-grabbing report.
- What a pity that his actions seem limited to a crass, headline-grabbing response to mounting problems.
- Our suspicion is that this is just the latest in a long line of headline-grabbing exercises.
- Others may know the artist because of her headline-grabbing parents.
- Banks lure in savers with headline-grabbing rates and then quietly cut rates once demand slackens off.
- Households are also fretting over the job outlook, after the headline-grabbing jump in the August unemployment rate.
- The region is likely to escape the headline-grabbing drops in property prices predicted for parts of southern England.
- The first step is to make a headline-grabbing statement.
- The headline-grabbing story focuses on his concerns about drug-taking, joyriding, swearing and a host of other antisocial teenage activities.
- We decided to put the airlines to the test and, like many passengers, found the headline-grabbing prices elusive.
- The headline-grabbing conclusion is drawn from exceedingly flimsy evidence.

Definition of headline-grabbing in US English:

headline-grabbing

adjective

Attracting prominent notice in the news.
a headline-grabbing tale of price-fixing
headline-grabbing celebrity architects
Example sentencesExamples
- Households are also fretting over the job outlook, after the headline-grabbing jump in the August unemployment rate.
- What a pity that his actions seem limited to a crass, headline-grabbing response to mounting problems.
- The first step is to make a headline-grabbing statement.
- The region is likely to escape the headline-grabbing drops in property prices predicted for parts of southern England.
- We decided to put the airlines to the test and, like many passengers, found the headline-grabbing prices elusive.
- The headline-grabbing conclusion is drawn from exceedingly flimsy evidence.
- The headline-grabbing story focuses on his concerns about drug-taking, joyriding, swearing and a host of other antisocial teenage activities.
- Others may know the artist because of her headline-grabbing parents.
- Making wild, headline-grabbing claims is neither productive nor fair.
- Our suspicion is that this is just the latest in a long line of headline-grabbing exercises.
- It was written to be an eye-catching, headline-grabbing report.
- Banks lure in savers with headline-grabbing rates and then quietly cut rates once demand slackens off.
- Some have accused the minister of majoring on headline-grabbing statements, interviews and press releases.

单词	headline-grabbing
释义	Definition of headline-grabbing in English: headline-grabbing adjective Attracting prominent notice in the news. a headline-grabbing tale of price-fixing headline-grabbing celebrity architects Example sentencesExamples Some have accused the minister of majoring on headline-grabbing statements, interviews and press releases. Making wild, headline-grabbing claims is neither productive nor fair. It was written to be an eye-catching, headline-grabbing report. What a pity that his actions seem limited to a crass, headline-grabbing response to mounting problems. Our suspicion is that this is just the latest in a long line of headline-grabbing exercises. Others may know the artist because of her headline-grabbing parents. Banks lure in savers with headline-grabbing rates and then quietly cut rates once demand slackens off. Households are also fretting over the job outlook, after the headline-grabbing jump in the August unemployment rate. The region is likely to escape the headline-grabbing drops in property prices predicted for parts of southern England. The first step is to make a headline-grabbing statement. The headline-grabbing story focuses on his concerns about drug-taking, joyriding, swearing and a host of other antisocial teenage activities. We decided to put the airlines to the test and, like many passengers, found the headline-grabbing prices elusive. The headline-grabbing conclusion is drawn from exceedingly flimsy evidence. Definition of headline-grabbing in US English: headline-grabbing adjective Attracting prominent notice in the news. a headline-grabbing tale of price-fixing headline-grabbing celebrity architects Example sentencesExamples Households are also fretting over the job outlook, after the headline-grabbing jump in the August unemployment rate. What a pity that his actions seem limited to a crass, headline-grabbing response to mounting problems. The first step is to make a headline-grabbing statement. The region is likely to escape the headline-grabbing drops in property prices predicted for parts of southern England. We decided to put the airlines to the test and, like many passengers, found the headline-grabbing prices elusive. The headline-grabbing conclusion is drawn from exceedingly flimsy evidence. The headline-grabbing story focuses on his concerns about drug-taking, joyriding, swearing and a host of other antisocial teenage activities. Others may know the artist because of her headline-grabbing parents. Making wild, headline-grabbing claims is neither productive nor fair. Our suspicion is that this is just the latest in a long line of headline-grabbing exercises. It was written to be an eye-catching, headline-grabbing report. Banks lure in savers with headline-grabbing rates and then quietly cut rates once demand slackens off. Some have accused the minister of majoring on headline-grabbing statements, interviews and press releases.
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