Sentence examples for tabloids of from inspiring English sources

These titillating objects were the celebrity tabloids of the day.

Tabloids of all colours deplore the idea of a "post-code lottery".

To this day, I believe that particular playground row was fuelled by the right wing tabloids of the time.

Without falling into the trap of referring to the myth of a past golden era, it is undeniable that the tabloids of 2011 are not the tabloids of 10 years ago, let alone 20.

In 2014 she was accused by several tabloids of blocking a student conference declaration condemning Islamic State.

Now, its bread-and-butter themes would not be out of place in the tabloids of New York or London.

Then he was facing a prostitute and a tabloid of similarly dubious reputation.

He wrote to The News of the World and accused the tabloid of hacking into Mr. Taylor's cellphone.

"The Daily News is the dominant tabloid of the city, and it is now under challenge for its life," he said.

For our money, the best Weiner cover so far comes from the least-tabloid of New York publications: The New Yorker.

She once spoke to a tabloid of how she never really trusted her husband, hinting at his serial infidelities.