| ! Traidora! Oh, the headline, yeah. | |
| " We never see a headline, about a bread line, today | |
| "'Someday,' he says to me, 'maybe you'll headline in Harlem.' | |
| "A day with Carl Herickson" as the page one headline? | |
| "A secret whispered in a coffeehouse is as confidential as a headline." | |
| ! Traidora! Oh, the headline, yeah. | |
| " We never see a headline, about a bread line, today | |
| "'Someday,' he says to me, 'maybe you'll headline in Harlem.' | |
| "A day with Carl Herickson" as the page one headline? | |
| "A secret whispered in a coffeehouse is as confidential as a headline." | |
| "Heiress Airs Reporter. " I've put you in the headlines, and I'm gonna keep you there. | |
| "Hey, look at the headlines Historical news is being made" | |
| "Hey, look at the headlines Historical news is being made | |
| "I'll read out the news headlines to you." | |
| "If the neighbour sees us together, it'll hit the headlines tomorrow" | |
| "Heiress Airs Reporter. " I've put you in the headlines, and I'm gonna keep you there. | |
| "Hey, look at the headlines Historical news is being made" | |
| "Hey, look at the headlines Historical news is being made | |
| "I'll read out the news headlines to you." | |
| "If the neighbour sees us together, it'll hit the headlines tomorrow" | |
| I wanted to say... and a prominent blogger has headlined his take... these are his words, not mine... | |
| Its mistakes are buried, not headlined. Its dissenters are silenced, not praised. | |
| Its mistakes are buried, not headlined. | |
| Its mistakes are buried, not headlined. | |
| Newspapers all over the world have headlined our morbid affair. | |
| - They were definitely a start of something, they were headlining acts. | |
| - We're headlining now. | |
| - We're headlining this tour. | |
| - We're headlining. | |
| A husband with the headlining disease. | |
| I wanted to say... and a prominent blogger has headlined his take... these are his words, not mine... | |
| Its mistakes are buried, not headlined. Its dissenters are silenced, not praised. | |
| Its mistakes are buried, not headlined. | |
| Its mistakes are buried, not headlined. | |
| Newspapers all over the world have headlined our morbid affair. | |
| - They were definitely a start of something, they were headlining acts. | |
| - We're headlining now. | |
| - We're headlining this tour. | |
| - We're headlining. | |
| A husband with the headlining disease. | |
