Sentence examples for tabloid light from inspiring English sources

Kardashian was already sued in civil court over the incident, in which he is accused of roughing up the paparazzo who took said pictures while grabbing her camera and taking out the memory card to prevent the pics from ever seeing the tabloid light of day.

The combination of the Coalition, the tabloids and some light footwork from the Greens are all adding to the wobbles of the first nine days of the campaign for Shorten.

To be sure, these are especially dark days for the British tabloids, and shining a light on their conduct is not bad thing.

These simple changes had an enormous impact and the prince started appearing on the front pages of tabloid papers in a positive light.

Some of the cases brought to light by bored tabloid hacks spotting stories in local newspapers are pretty shocking.

Amanda and Les split up, after her on-set affair with Neil Men Behaving Badly Morrisseyey came to light in the tabloids.

While NBC News executives say they have resisted the lighter fare and tabloid style of their rival, ABC's "Good Morning America," the "Today" show itself risks becoming tabloid fodder.

As the tabloid generated storm subsides, shafts of light for social work are emerging even among the clouds of cuts.

CANNON FODDER A British-made game from 1993, Cannon Fodder was criticised by tabloids at the time for making light of war.

Once again she uses a tangy mixture of satire and sentiment to recount her story, seasoning a basically realistic narrative with a light sprinkling of bizarre, tabloid-type events.

The fact that tabloid interest in her remains high in light of her avant garde projects is oddly impressive: how many others could appear on the covers of both People and Sight & Sound?