Sentence examples for tabloid and from inspiring English sources
Pictorial journalism grew up alongside advertising techniques, the tabloid, and the documentary film.
In Britain, tabloid and even broadsheet newspapers monopolise coverage of sport.
November The Times goes tabloid-only, after a spell of printing tabloid and broadsheet versions.
Monday morning will still see a nominal "Sun," but it will be tabloid and unrecognisable.
Newspapers I quite like to read a tabloid and a broadsheet every day.
The decline has been across the board, tabloid and broadsheet, Scottish and London-based.
They've survived the rise of the tabloid, and of tabloid thinking.
The quality market performed slightly better than the tabloid and mid-market overall.
Peering around the pages, he looks at me, shrugs, spits, hands me the tabloid and leaves.
Three heavyweight dailies, a zingy tabloid and three serious colour newsweeklies are on sale at every news-stand.
McQueen predated a tabloid-and-blog culture that examines stars' every move.
