Sentence examples for making it a tabloid from inspiring English sources

You're making it a tabloid story".

"I'd make it a tabloid, focus tightly on the city, create flashy front pages," he said.

As a result, "The Cell" crackles like a police radio, racing along with tabloid urgency, making it a frisky but important addition to the growing literature on Al Qaeda.

One of the things that makes laughing gas the cupcake of drugs – a high so basic and fleeting it makes cocaine look like ayahuasca – is the sheer number of fringe celebrities making it into the tabloids with a balloon selfie.

Instead they try to make it sound like a tabloid expos, and they didn't even get it right.

A picture of Whitney Houston's body lying in the casket wound up making it onto the cover of a supermarket tabloid after the singer died.

So in the wake of Lord Longford's recent death, it seemed right to make a memorial visit to the city which made him a tabloid hero.

Balotelli, an Italian born to Ghanaian parents, is a gifted striker whose various antics and episodes have made him a tabloid sensation.

That's because his lifestyle has made him a tabloid target, Mr. Charney said, adding that he doubted the $1 million was enforceable.

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"We've made it!" drummer Jarad Dawkins told the tabloid.