Sentence examples for tabloid version from inspiring English sources

Collishaw flitted in and out of the tabloid version of the new British art.

In 1998, O'Reilly bought the rest of the company, and made Simon Kelner editor, launching a tabloid version in 2003.

The Daily Mail for example is virtually a tabloid version of The Koran, and reading The Sun is like watching a Bin Laden video with added tits.

I argued for it to win the Mercury prize, but it didn't; somehow the tabloid version of her had taken over.

Now that Tiger is back to hitting his second shots from the short grass more often than not, he's very hard to beat. 2. Lindsey Vonn: The tabloid version of Tiger's turnaround is that it's all to do with love.

Although the tabloid version of "Nostalgia News" is defunct, Jack Smith will, for a fee--not all that high, actually, research, typeset, and reproduce a special one-page edition of "Nostalgia News" specifically tailored to any birth date.

One indicator of their profitability is the fact that the major mainstream newspapers in Manila — The Philippine Daily Inquirer, The Manila Bulletin and The Philippine Star — all print tabloid versions of their broadsheet editions.

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: At home, students write essays reflecting on the role of tabloids in United States culture, and focusing on the following questions: How do tabloid versions of stories affect our perceptions of them?

The last issue of Book World will appear in its tabloid print version on Feb. 15 but will continue to be published online as a distinct entity.

That tabloid nightmare version of America is the one that Trump chooses to inhabit, and into which he wants to drag the rest of us, too.

In those days it was a broadsheet, and although then described as part of the popular press, it would nowadays compare very favourably with the modern, tabloid-ised version of some of its "serious" rivals.