Sentence examples for tabloid publication from inspiring English sources

Economics – Go to the local library or supermarket and select a "tabloid" publication.

When Ms. Moss was captured on camera snorting what was said to be cocaine in 2005 at a London recording studio, the furor that followed tabloid publication of the grainy images died down with surprising alacrity.

"The inescapable fact is that the material broadcast by Channel Ten about the Wombat Hollow Forum was full of lies, provided by the spasmodic, give away, tabloid publication Latté Life.

No one has been charged in the attacks, which affected places including a tabloid publication in Florida, a New York television network and several lawmakers' offices on Capitol Hill.

"Basically, Lex wanted to sell the newspaper after coming to the conclusion that it had become too much of a tabloid publication," Cole said in an email.

"Because of a recent string of hurtful and absurd lies in a tabloid publication, because of a picture falsely suggesting that John was spending time with a child it wrongly alleged he had fathered outside our marriage, our private matter could no longer be wholly private," she said.

4. Research the legal aspects of tabloid publications.

Japan has its fair share of tabloid publications and conspiracy theorists.

Mr. Scott's book finds space to quote Camille Paglia about how tabloid publications, "half-fictionalized as they are," use sex and violence to tell "the lurid pagan truth about life".

Previously, Navalny was little-known outside of an internet-savvy minority in Moscow, and his hard-hitting corruption exposes and fiery protest speeches are hardly the domain of tabloid publications like Secrets of the Stars.

These are the same right-wing tabloid publications and weekly 'gossip' magazines which will happily host despicable shows of girl-on-girl misogyny, as female writers who should really know better malign other women in the public eye for having put on half a stone, being single or, worse than either of these heinous crimes, daring to the house without makeup on.