front-page造句

The editors made up the front-page with articles written by different scientists.

There are countless stings, girls selling stories, and even some of the players themselves seem to measure their renown as much by front-page exploits as back-page achievements.

For example, a trigger can send you E-mail whenever new content is posted or can demote a front-page story if the story is edited.

The award was front-page news: his was, declared the Daily Express, 'one of the most interesting of the names in the Coronation Honours List'.

But the underlying message for bookshops is hardly front-page news: looters, like more conventional consumers, are all too happy to ignore their wares.

In Japan, which Beijing sees as a rival for regional leadership, news media celebrated Li’s victory as an Asian first. The giant Yomiuri newspaper ran a front-page photo of her with her trophy.

When a mentally disturbed man ran amok and killed people on a tram in Oslo in 2004, it was a reader with a mobile-phone camera who sent VG its front-page picture of the arrest.

Since they left, a US troop surge and heightened counterinsurgency efforts have led to a substantial drop in violence – and a drop in front-page news stories covering the side-effects of the Iraq war.