1.   There are options for producing headlines, for using different typefaces and for positioning text on the screen.

2.   He is less interested in producing headlines, they said, than he is in showing he is capable of dealing with substantial foreign policy issues in broad themes.

3.   In each case, bloodbaths on the bourses produced big headlines but little effect on the global economy, thanks to adroit monetary policy and swift adjustments.

4.   In each case, bloodbaths on the bourses produced big headlines, but little effect on the global economy, thanks to adroit monetary policy and swift adjustments.

5.   Neither former President George H.W. Bush nor President Bill Clinton could get on prime time unless they could show their news conferences would produce headlines.

6.   Others are willing to simply let the story spin itself, as long as it continues to produce uncomfortable headlines for the GOP.

7.   Schizophrenia produces headlines when a tormented mind produces an act of violence that is often described as senseless or random.

8.   Sometimes clicking it would produce headlines of key news events from the past to jog our memories.

9.   Tabloids produced lurid headlines about a mysterious pirate vessel manned by naked savages.

10.   Unlike them, it has produced few headlines.