Significados de big headline en inglés

Two years ago, that was the big headline that came out of this interview.

His eyes lighted on a big headline, with a brief five lines under it.

Given South Africa's close trading relationship with Europe, this will be a big headline to look out for.

ICE, however, is seen as having less scope than Deutsche Boerse to trumpet a big headline figure for synergies.

Out of the big headline-grabbing votes of the past few years, this is the first that's gone the way it was expected to.

The cover of the Classic TT race programme featured a photo of Anstey on his bike and a big headline: Bruce is Back!

But behind the big headline forecasting a swift global recovery, there lurks a very different reality which Chinese households and local governments are experiencing.

And about that time a Chicago newspaper came out, carrying a big headline story, complete with drawings, about our adventures in taming the frontier.

A big headline for Mandelson: "I work every single day to oust Corbyn." Mandelson had to resign twice from the cabinet in disgrace.

That might be nice if you want to come up with a big headline number to shock people, but would it really be "honest"?

The following account of the affair appeared in the New York papers under date April 6th, 1865, with big headline: "Another Pirate!"

The Enterprise is getting far too sensational with its big headlines.

Big headlines can be misleading if you neglect the fine print.

In a tailor-made electronic newspaper, personal news makes big headlines.

Something picturesque, something that newspapers will splash with big headlines.

The powerful industries involved must have been worried as the story was making big headlines.