Sentence examples for gossip away from inspiring English sources

In March, Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin hit on a novel way of diverting gossip away from the fact that they had split.

But he'd give me all his gossip straight away: "Did you see Glenda Jackson?

Despite sales of celebrity magazines spiralling downwards, Hilton sees no sign of the appetite for showbiz gossip fading away, and can point to his more than 4 million followers on Twitter as evidence.

You never read gossip about  her away from the court – and look at what she does for charities.

"Go inside the Florida sinkhole that swallowed man alive," urged Pittsburgh's WPXI TV station; "SINKHOLE BEDROOM VIDEO," the Hollywood Gossip declared, veering away from its usual hairstyles-and-weddings coverage: "REVEALED!

But I put the book down not so much with a clearer understanding of the making of Mandela as with the kind of headful of gossip you carry away after spending too much time in a small town.

However, use of an exception is not an open invitation to gossip and chat away; it is for short, to-the-point confirmation or updating of mostly emergency or time-pressed issues.

The sons finally drag Mrs Noye on board, while the Gossips are swept away by the encroaching flood; she rewards her husband with a slap.

The pressures of their lives melt away amid gossip and sugar.

Outside the gossip columns, then, and away from the stage, what connected O'Toole to the here and now?

If there is one bit of entertainment gossip that never goes away, it is the question of who will play the next James Bond.