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Meanings of first headline in English

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Usage of first headline in English
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They play their first headline show at Dublin's Fibber McGee's on Saturday.
The Irish Times
2
Almost the first headline upon which my glance rested stirred a recollection in my mind.
The Four Faces: A Mystery
3
They're going back to Europe this year, and they're doing their first headline show shows over there.
Radio NZ
4
The men sent out and got a paper, and the first headline that met their eyes was:
Oscar the Detective; Or, Dudie Dunne, The Exquisite Detective
5
Electric Picnic has announced Rage Against the Machine as the first headline act at this year's festival.
The Irish Times
6
When Ryanair pilots take strike action, the first headline you see typically focuses on disrupted commuters and holidaymakers.
The Irish Times
7
This is his first headline show, he's a little nervous, but grateful that he's sold the show out.
Radio NZ
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In February, we embarked on our first headline US tour and followed that with a European and UK tour.
The Irish Times
9
Next morning the Herald's first headline was a single word, calculated, to prevent a hasty reader from overlooking the story.
The new yorker
10
The Ticket can exclusively reveal that Fat Freddy's Drop are the first headline act to be confirmed for Sea Sessions.
The Irish Times
11
And having so disposed of his mail, he took up the evening paper which lay beneath it, and read the first headline:
Ladies Must Live
12
The Christchurch-born singer has just released her debut EP, and will embark on her first headline tour of New Zealand on July 6.
Radio NZ
13
The band are the first headline act announced for the music festival, topping the bill on the Pyramid Stage on Friday, June 23rd.
The Irish Times
14
And in the street car the first headline he saw in his morning paper was, "Young Napoleon of Finance Flutters Wall Street!"
Bunker Bean
15
The first headlines read by Sophie Raworth from New Broadcasting House no Close
BBC
16
While Mike Scott's Yeatsian project has grabbed the first headlines, Natalie Merchant's more eclectic collection is no less impressive.
The Irish Times
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