1.   And it was he who wrote the headline for the Rolls-Royce ad, which he insisted was one of the best ads of all time.

2.   And may you make your deadlines so you can go home tonight So-oo sit at your screen and ... Write headlines!

3.   But even Cranston, who did not write the headline, harbors little ill will toward his former colleague.

4.   I can at least write the headline for the morning after the Wednesday evening awards ceremony.

5.   Keep writing those headlines, but make them bigger than before.

6.   Not likely, since just about anybody can write a headline.

7.   People are always writing big headlines when something is going wrong.

8.   Ray was not only photographer and reporter but also wrote headlines, did layouts and ran the photo engraving machine.

9.   The copy editors read, edited and wrote headlines, and alternately enraged young reporters and saved them from catastrophe.

10.   Write headlines!