Sentence examples for create a tabloid from inspiring English sources

The answer begins with the brilliant JK Rowling having the foresight, in her books, to create a tabloid reporter: Rita Skeeter of the Daily Prophet.

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So little is known about Vallejo that what does leak out creates a tabloid excitement.

But Kelly contended that the ABC included Mallah for the purposes of creating "a tabloid gotcha moment" rather than having a proper debate about the issue.

The case was supposed to be Rumpole's greatest triumph at the bar, creating a tabloid frenzy and establishing his reputation as an expert on bloodstains.

This is why White Ribbon Alliance, a global network of advocates for maternal health, has created a tabloid newspaper called CITIZENS POST.

One subscriber can create a virtual tabloid by following only gossips; another can construct a bespoke community of particle physicists and hot-yoga obsessives.

According to New York magazine, Robert Pattinson -- "whose high-profile split from vamp-harlot Kristen Stewart seems primed to create a new sad tabloid icon" -- is a likely candidate to fill the void.

It is the only country to have developed a competitive, national, popular press and, in so doing, to have created a nationwide tabloid culture.

This is an open door to atavistic tabloid editors to create a storm over any sentence they don't like, and will further press prison-junkie judges to send more inside for longer, with more pressure on the dysfunctional Crown Prosecution Service to initiate prosecutions rather than say that many add nothing to public safety.

Doherty's relationship with Kate Moss, along with court cases and drug problems, gave the tabloids license to create a cartoon villain far less interesting to music fans than the troubled but gifted free spirit Doherty once was.