Sentence examples for long tabloid from inspiring English sources

(There is a long tabloid tradition of rabble-rousing with regard to the Falklands.

(There is a long tabloid tradition of rabble-rousing with regard to the Falklands. The Sun's notorious headline, after a British submarine, on Margaret Thatcher's orders, sank the General Belgrano on May 4 , 1982 killing more than three hundred Argentineans, was "GOTCHA").

Millions were expected to tune in to the two-hour 20/20 special, which followed a months-long tabloid frenzy over Jenner's changing appearance.

Such campaigns have long been tabloid staples.

Mr. Edwards's fall from grace for a hidden affair has long been tabloid fodder.

In the interview on UTV, an affiliate of ITV, a BBC competitor, Mr. Savile was asked about rumors concerning children that "had long been tabloid fodder".

That was the day bound to live long in tabloid-speak as "Goodbye Rudy Tuesday".

Despite the long-running tabloid rumours of an upcoming reunion show, Crane and Kauffman say this will "never" happen.

But most agree that the sudden escalation of New York's long-running tabloid war makes the perennially uncertain newspaper landscape even more uncertain.

Mr. David and his ex-wife, Laurie David, a well-known environmentalist, filed for divorce in 2007, not long after tabloids and gossip sites reported that she had had a romance with a younger, handsome local contractor who worked on their estate on Martha's Vineyard.

Coming on top of the phone-hacking allegations that have been levelled at some of the same journalists, today's development confirms that the British authorities are aggressively targeting another covert and disreputable but long-established tabloid practice — checkbook journalism involving payments to government employees.