Sentence examples for best tabloid from inspiring English sources

As in all the best tabloid yarns, some details of what transpired remain unclear.

Curiously, I thought the Daily Star Sunday's signing of Guido Fawkes was the best tabloid move of the week.

In "Topless Tabloids of Gotham," he says the best tabloid writing is "as direct and riveting as a ransom note".

Fans say his larger than life personality and tabloid instincts make him the best tabloid editor of his generation.

"At its best, tabloid journalism is an old skill, a trade in the old-fashioned sense that has been traditionally learned through apprenticeship in the newsroom.

Long before there was David Beckham, there was Best -- tabloid headlines, squealing female fans and all.

Of course, like all the best tabloids, Dolls has its cake and eats it, too, and still has enough to throw triumphantly in the face of the showbiz establishment.

She was going to provide the best of tabloid headlines for months, as well as a convenient standard of youthful decadence against which Americans could feel virtuous.

In the musical, Roxie and Velma compete to see who can best turn tabloid celebrity -- the only kind that counts -- into show-biz success.

Geoffrey was convinced that the kind of populist journalism exemplified by Hugh Cudlipp's newspapers, in which informative and even educative content was entwined with entertaining, more trivial material, was the best possible tabloid formula.

In addition to Harrison, Broomfield speaks with Rozz Rezabek, a former boyfriend of Love's; Dylan Carlson, Cobain's best friend; tabloid "stalkerazzis," paparazzi who stake out celebrities; and El Duce, the leader of an S & M rock band, who claims that Love offered him $50,000 to "whack" Cobain.