grab the headlines

The work that often grabs the headlines is our crisis response.

It is the radicals who grab the headlines, they say.

There will always be various people that grab the headlines, but for us it is a team event.

Mr President, over the past few months energy issues have grabbed the headlines.

Other things are grabbing the headlines just now, all of them totally foreseeable.

While national political leaders grab the headlines, regional candidates are campaigning on local issues.

Efforts to extract the yellow metal continue to grab the headlines.

He was the opening act and grabbed the headlines with a naked romp.

The collapse of Asian currencies against the dollar grabbed the headlines last year.

Let others grab the headlines during the week.

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Though they do seem to grab the headlines.

He added, "While the differences grab the headlines, the similarities in approaches are striking."

First, Glasgow's spiralling drugs problem has grabbed the headlines tonight.

Another such incident which took place on 100, Harrison Road, grabbed the headlines for quite some time.

And despite the sensational cases that periodically grab the headlines, it doesn't get nearly enough attention.

But in Beaujolais, it's the least sophisticated of our wines that grabs the headlines.

But it was the Khmer Rouge that again grabbed the headlines.

Schools normally grab the headlines, but this year universities bore the brunt of the attention.

Therefore there is no public debate amongst possible Democrat contenders to grab the headlines.

Two years ago, it was Felipe Lopez grabbing the headlines.

This, it must be added, is not to imply that the Whitney should ignore artists who have grabbed the headlines.

"That's when two incidents coincided and grabbed the headlines in the tabloid papers," he said.

Climate change grabbed the headlines and popular imagination.

On and off the field, Maradona grabs the headlines.