Sentence examples for tabloid about from inspiring English sources

How about when he told a tabloid about his days as a rent boy?

The same year another woman complained to a Sunday tabloid about her disappointing fling with Gray.

"Max is the Hello of the design world," he said, referring to the British tabloid about royals and celebrities.

To the joy of serious broadcast journalists everywhere, there is not the faintest whiff of the tabloid about it.

Then, after his first year, he read in a British tabloid about a fireman who sold pornographic pictures on the Internet.

A brief adjournment, after which Mr. Felder is asked about a framed front page from a British tabloid, about a consultation with Diana, Princess of Wales.

Just days later came stories in the tabloids about the mayor's relationship with Ms. Nathan.

"I'd been reading in the tabloids about him, and I love getting behind the caricatures about people, getting to know who they really are," she said recently.

EVERY day there are new stories in the tabloids about the latest link, sometimes tenuous, sometimes contradictory, between cancer and some aspect of lifestyle.

There was pre-Olympic talk in the tabloids about some minority athletes not deserving recognition as fully fledged British representatives; the so-called Plastic Brits.

Last year, Gail Trimble, the grand boffin of University Challenge, became a veritable media sensation, despite the predictable grumbles from the tabloids about her alleged smugness and superiority.