Sentence examples for tabloid parlance from inspiring English sources

What had he made of what, in tabloid parlance, was an England snub?

Mr. Rich, who declined to comment for this article, transformed the front page — "the wood," in tabloid parlance — into a venue for criticizing and often ridiculing President Trump.

When Lord Patten was appointed chairman of the BBC Trust earlier this year, he was interviewed – "grilled", in tabloid parlance – by the MPs who sit on the culture, media and sport select committee.

The cover, known as "the wood" in tabloid parlance, quickly drew attention on social media and cable news.

The cover, known as "the wood" in tabloid parlance, quickly drew attention on social media and cable news. .

In the parlance of the city's tabloids, they were taxpayers.

In their parlance: freedom.

In taxonomic parlance, V.

RR : Common parlance.

· Tabloid or not tabloid?

This is tabloid journalism.