Sentence examples for better gossip from inspiring English sources
The 5-year-olds had better gossip.
Maybe it's better to gossip.
"One of them thought it was better than 'Gossip Girl,' " said the mother, who like most parents insisted on anonymity.
More and better literary gossip is spilled in Beach's 1959 memoir, but these letters have tart moments on nearly every page.
Even the apparently mild-mannered Graham Coxon has better Oasis gossip: he now says that he almost jumped out of a window when the Blur vs. Oasis rivalry was at its peak.
Mr. Cruickshank said news about Ms. Burnett fit better in the gossip columns than in a feature article.
Today, Gucci is one of the largest and most profitable luxury-goods companies in the world.The Gucci story was always going to be a great subject for a juicy read, but Ms Forden has concocted something better even than gossip.
While earlier seasons made better use of Gossip Girl's web of voyeuristic tipsters and the pressure (and fame) her unwanted attention bestowed upon on the show's main characters, its later years focused on the series' frothier elements, becoming more concerned with love triangles than even vague attempts at social commentary.
Lazaro Hernandez,Designer,Proenza Schouler".The food was great -- but the gossip waseven better".Dolce & Gabbana outfit.
Partly this is a matter of marketing -- insider gossip makes better TV than budget arithmetic.
That news was broken by Aileen Mehle, the gossip columnist better known as Suzy, as she satisfyingly recalled this week.
