Sentence examples for tabloids track from inspiring English sources

The tabloids track his romances with one glamorous woman after another -- the latest being the actress Minka Kelly, Esquire's "Sexiest Woman Alive" in 2010.

Earlier this year, for instance, Britain's tabloids tracked down her ex-husband, a Portuguese journalist named Jorge Arantes with whom she had a brief marriage in the early 1990's.

It was an acknowledgment both of the entertaining monstrousness of show-business personalities and of the tabloid tracking of the ups and downs of her poundage over the years.

Carlyle was so incensed when a tabloid tracked down his mother (whom he hadn't seen since he was four), that he practically asked the entire British media 'outside'outside

Young, the prosecution's star witness, falsely claimed paternity of his boss's baby in December 2007, after tabloid reporters tracked a visibly pregnant Hunter to a doctor's appointment.

As Rupert Youngman at Anorak, an online magazine that tracks the tabloids, points out, the naked page-three girl, "the barometer of business as usual", was back by September 20th.

With that in mind, I contacted the anonymous author, who – after some negotiating – agreed to meet with me as long as I revealed nothing about his identity or his location, for fear that "if any of the UK's tabloids or feminist journalists tracked me down, they could and would set about making my life really fucking miserable".

With that in mind, I contacted the anonymous author, who after some negotiating agreed to meet with me as long as I revealed nothing about his identity or his location, for fear that "if any tabloids or feminist journalists tracked me down, they could and would set about making my life really fucking miserable".

It is, instead, a book about the mechanics of tabloid celebrity as tracked through the entropic heat of its central dying star.

Only the ripped-from-the-headlines plots changed, tracking tabloid obsessions as if for a time capsule: crooked cops, preppy murderers, pedophile priests, philandering politicians, molesting stepfathers, postpartum depressed killer moms, H.I.V. spreaders, steroid-enraged athletes, suicide bombers, Internet porn stars, YouTube voyeurs and Ponzi scheming financiers.

Her UK launch is being tracked by the tabloids and fashion mags, and, perhaps surprisingly, the urban press.