Examples of using Made headlines in English and their translations into German
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Made headlines in L. A.
Their relationship made headlines in the media.
Meanwhile, Elvis Presley and Rock'n'Roll made headlines.
The findings have made headlines in the mainstream media.
Stories of Bajirads valour made headlines.
Hertl made headlines with a four goal outing against the Rangers.
A study involving breast cancer patients made headlines last autumn.
These glasses made headlines and created outrage among some viewers.
Many of those are rarely known or simply forgot, others made headlines.
Many celebrities have repeatedly made headlines for all the wrong reasons.
She made headlines by starting something called"The Green Carpet Challenge.
In May 2013, movie star Angelina Jolie made headlines with a bold announcement.
It has made headlines over the last year and known as the fourth most downloaded app in the year of 2018.
CPU vulnerabilities such as Meltdown, Specter and Foreshadow have made headlines in recent months.
This violation made headlines in many Indian and some foreign newspapers.
The civil unrest that ensued was not limited to Tonga;protests outside the King's New Zealand residence made headlines, too.
In October 2012, the Japanese had made headlines worldwide when he had tried to reach the summit via the West Ridge.
Some of the biggest ransomware attacks in recent history, such as WannaCry, Petya, Locky, Cerber, and CryptoLocker,have made headlines globally.
There are plenty of cases that have made headlines where teens got raped due to unconsciousness of drug abuse.
Although the detection of antimicrobial-resistant bacteria on food is not a new development,it has nevertheless made headlines in recent weeks.
The recent heat in Europe made headlines in the media and was used as an evidence that"global warming" is a fact.
Many governments and non-scientists started worrying in the late 1980s,when the problem made headlines in newspapers and on TV around the world.
Venter, who last made headlines when he published his personal genome in full on the Internet,made brazen claims, but nobody reacted.
Data breaches at Business directory Like Ashley Madison, 2015 made headlines and showed how skilled hackers have become in data theft.
Poker has a long and fascinating history, associations with the Wild West andintense challenges between players that have made headlines.
We all remember when year old Ashley Olsen made headlines for reportedly dating year-old Bennett Miller, the director of Moneyball.
Estonia has made headlines with its e-residency initiative, which lets anyone become a virtual resident of its‘digital nation' and set up an EU-registered company.
Since the Klan was founded 133 years ago, their members have made headlines because of violent outbursts that ranged from torture and rape to lynching.
While Greece's reclassification made headlines, perhaps the most striking MSCI announcement did not involve an actual change, but one that may be on the horizon.
Hollywood's unsuccessful love story: We all remember when year old Ashley Olsen made headlines for reportedly dating year-old Bennett Miller, the director of Moneyball.
