Sentence examples for the tabloids of from inspiring English sources

The tabloids, of course, are already interested.

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.

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

Muammar Qaddafi did not disappoint the tabloids of New York on his trip here for the U.N. General Assembly.

Antenor's minions, Life magazine and the tabloids of the day crisscrossed Europe in private planes trying to find her, but when they did it was too late.

How the tabloids of the day loved that story, which certainly outshines the more recent revelations of children christened Bermondsey Millwall Den and Lanesra (try it backwards).

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

The Arnolds denied damaging the property and filed suit against the National Enquirer accusing the tabloid of conspiring with the homeowners to concoct a phoney story.

Total Eclipse of The Sun: How Liverpudlians Are Kicking the Tabloid Out of Their City.

These titillating objects were the celebrity tabloids of the day.

• Give the tabloids photos of the big banks canoodling with younger, blonder banks.