Sentence examples for tabloid part from inspiring English sources

Liverpudlian Colin Myler, 59, was at the helm of the Sunday tabloid, part of Rupert Murdoch's media empire, when it was forced to close in July amid the phone hacking scandal.

In its Wednesday editions, the influential Sun tabloid, part of Rupert Murdoch's media empire, issued an abrupt reversal of the support it always claimed had helped Labour to win power in 1997.

His fantasy, like Pete Hamill's dream of God's tabloid, is part mist, part ideology.

The Sunday Mirror is facing a potential inquiry by the Metropolitan police after one of the MPs contacted by the tabloid as part of its sting said he would write to the force.

The Independent closed its print edition in 2016, while the Guardian and Observer recently went tabloid as part of a move to reduce the newspaper's losses, following other titles such as the Times.

She lives in New York; she works part-time for a tabloid & part-time for a foundation.

In his previous novel, 1995's American Tabloid, Ellroy part-abandoned the criminal underworld of his earlier novels and began a mission to 'recreate twentieth-century American history through fiction', chronicling the thousand days leading up to the assassination of JFK from the point of view of the men behind the big names - the men who really wield the power.

Once you've heard about the tabloid-friendly parts (the monologue by the president's penis), the book's mixture of fantasy and supposed fact is tedious, with a rehash of the Lewinsky details that give new meaning to Clinton fatigue.

Hostile UK tabloid campaigns were "part and parcel of doing European policy in this area", the official added.

Her father is the editor of News of the World, a London tabloid that is part of the News Corporation.

The crown argued that the former tabloid editor was part of a phone-hacking strategy at the now closed Sunday tabloid which was "a totally rational but entirely illegal system".