Sentence examples for great soap from inspiring English sources

First of all, it has this great soap opera element that people find sort of irresistible.

"To the outside world, this editorial switcheroo has been a great soap opera," Ms. Min said.

"It worked because it's an adventure, it's a game show, and it's a great soap opera," Mr. Moonves said.

Perhaps but people said much the same about embracing a spread of sports after London 2012, before being lured back to football's great soap opera.

Football in Barcelona is not just about the games; it's a great soap opera, and the drama encompasses rumours, collective anxieties, emotional crises and misunderstandings.

How many of the people who followed the Fischer-Spassky match as though it were one of the great soap operas of all time even know who the current world champion is?

So it is startling, roughly a third of the way through this majestic volume of her letters, to come upon this declaration: "I am going to live so far as possible utterly and absolutely alone from now on," she confided in 1927 to her friend Fannie Hurst, the great soap-opera novelist, "because simply and straightly I believe that if I don't I am going to get killed".

I recently bought a property in Spain, so I'm learning to speak Spanish and try to practise watching Televisión Española, which has some great soaps.

The battles with her husband, Stan, the couple's financial difficulties and Hilda's incessant nosiness were keys to the character's success, along with her catchphrase "Ta-ra chuck", and the image of Hilda Ogden endured for so long that she was voted Britain's greatest soap character in 2004.

"It was like the greatest soap opera of all time.

Kim Potts of The Huffington Post ranked Nick and Sharon 16th on a list of "Greatest Soap Opera Supercouples".