| make headline | 42.07 | The story made national headlines. | ||
| grab headline | 9.15 | Her case grabbed the headlines. | ||
| hit headline | 5.33 | Their problems all hit the headlines. | ||
| dominate headline | 5.27 | Home runs dominate the headlines. | ||
| capture headline | 2.50 | Both approaches have captured the headlines. | ||
| read headline | 2.17 | He read the headline. | ||
| get headline | 1.97 | I got the headlines today. | ||
| generate headline | 1.84 | Young son Enrique may generate more headlines but papa Julio is still in his prime. | ||
| create headline | 1.12 | Trump creates headlines to feed a massive ego, they carp. | ||
| draw headline | 1.05 | Problems at several recent concerts drew headlines. | ||
| see headline | 0.92 | I can see the headlines. | ||
| write headline | 0.86 | Write headlines! | ||
| produce headline | 0.79 | Unlike them, it has produced few headlines. | ||
| run headline | 0.72 | Newspapers with late deadlines ran screaming headlines. | ||
| carry headline | 0.66 | Other papers carried similar headlines. | ||
| garner headline | 0.66 | First Union has garnered bad headlines in recent years for job cuts and trouble with acquisitions. | ||
| attract headline | 0.59 | The team have made a habit of attracting headlines at the World Cup. | ||
| steal headline | 0.59 | But it was Reading who stole the headlines. | ||
| have headline | 0.53 | It has news headlines from The Associated Press. | ||
| hog headline | 0.53 | The case has hogged headlines in the Philippines for weeks. |