Sentence examples for tabloid name from inspiring English sources

Fans of War and Peace, or Phwoar and Peace to give it its correct tabloid name, will be cheered to hear that the team behind the Andrew Davies adaptation are in talks about doing another classic.

All of this has earned her the tabloid name of "Muggy Megan", but the thing you have to understand is that most of the men on Love Island are dreadful and Megan is brilliant.

However low décolletage may dip or a skirt climb, however backless or strapless a dress dares to be, any suggestion that a body might actually be bodily - a glimpse of cellulite, say - guarantees tabloid naming and shaming.

He started marketing campaigns for the Post; tried to bring a little class to a notoriously unclassy operation by throwing functions and parties in the tabloid's name.

To make the charade more believable, while I was speaking to this woman, my secretary picked up the phone and pretended to answer a call using the tabloid's name, like she was the receptionist.

Tom Farrell, a factotum at a New York tabloid (ingeniously named Tabloid), considers himself "defiantly average, studiously O.K., the Gap of bachelors," and what follows does nothing to convince us otherwise.

The plot of "Wickedness" centers on a tabloid reporter named Skyles who, dying of cancer of the mouth, is trying to shoot pictures of Ronald Reagan beset by Alzheimer's for the Web site Wicked.com.

A Ugandan tabloid has named the country's "200 top homosexuals", a day after President Yoweri Museveni signed into law a bill toughening penalties for gay people.

I've been through divorce, I've been through tabloids, you name it.

Every bumpin' look was carefully analyzed, her weight viciously dissected in tabloids, baby name speculations ran rampant.

The villain in this film is a British tabloid journalist named Oswald, which actually is sort of scary.