Sentence examples for reading the tabloids from inspiring English sources

Stop reading the tabloids.

She was always there, reading the tabloids or paying the liquor bill or the fish man.

Imagine a Martian anthropologist coming to Earth, reading the tabloids, watching a couple of talk shows and taking in a few movies.

Kinnock's strategist Philip Gould, who would become Labour's key interpreter of voter behaviour during the 90s, began reading the tabloids closely.

The action, what there was of it, on a recent afternoon: dozers, lunchers, a Verizon repair guy reading the tabloids in the shade of his fibre-splicing truck — a makeshift cabana.

As for his boss's dismal rating on moral authority, Mr. Lockhart said, "I suspect that that's more a reaction to reading the tabloids than a fair reading of history".

On a lighter note, Mr. Lehrer recalled interviewing an immigrant from Togo who said he learned English in New York by reading the tabloid newspapers and listening to news radio.

Haven't you read the tabloids?

Or if you just read the tabloids, Justin Bieber.

While you wait you can read the tabloids or girlie magazines.

"I don't read the tabloids, so I don't know what they think of me," he says.