Sentence examples for over the tabloids from inspiring English sources
Now, suddenly, he was all over the tabloids and on TV.
Mounting public and political outrage over the tabloids' excesses prompted Mr. Murdoch to formally abandon the BSkyB bid last July.
Images of Ms. Winehouse looking intoxicated, disheveled, half-dressed and wild-eyed are all over the tabloids and the Internet.
After she was caught, photos of the redhead's social life and travels were splashed all over the tabloids.
"Next time you speak to us, we might have heroin habits and be all over the tabloids".
By the time you read this, it will be all over the tabloids: Middle-Aged Woman Goes Berserk, Attempts to Strangle Shop Clerk With Pants.
Do I want my family's dustbins turned over by the tabloids in the night?
For those who know Ms. Wintour only as the icy, inscrutable character obsessed over in the tabloids and satirized on film, it can be impossible to separate her from the fashion runways she terrorizes from behind those dark sunglasses.
Few tech journalists can ever know what it's like to have the bones of their marital relationship picked over in the tabloids, or to regularly run the gauntlet of aggressive paparazzi with their loved ones.
In the same year Rankin also published another full-length Rebus novel, Strip Jack: it told the story of Gregor Jack, a likable-seeming Scots Labour MP turned over by the tabloids when he is caught in a brothel raid.
Carlyles voice is soft Glaswegian, acquiring a harsher edge only when discussing his working-class upbringing in that city, or when talking about the media, which he has learned to loathe since being engulfed in Monty mania and being turned over by the tabloids several times.
