Sentence examples similar to who soap from inspiring English sources
The pictures are soap operas of the sort of women who watch soap operas; they're glossy comic melodramas of consumer overload and self-help therapy played by lonely hearts, compulsive housewives, mall shoppers and psychiatric patients, often with a paranoid political twist.
I was a bit put off by a few missteps: a SOAPER, an odd entry anyway, is not a soap opera to me; it is a person who practices soap making.
Mercedes was selected as one of the "top 100 British soap characters" by industry experts for a poll run by What's on TV entitled "Who is Soap's Greatest Legend?", in which readers regularly vote for their favourite character.
A pioneer in the field was Miguel Sabido, who created soap operas with messages about safe sex, family planning and education in Mexico in the 1970s.
Method's new pump bottle is designed to appeal to people who apply soap directly to a dish or sponge as well as to those who fill up the sink with suds.
A 1999 survey conducted by the marketing firm Porter Novelli and analyzed by the C.D.C. found that 48percentt of the people who watched soap operas at least twice a week learned something about diseases and how to prevent them.
If you start typing Kylie into Google you'll no longer be met first with Kylie Minogue, diminutive Australian pop princess who turned soap stardom into a career that's spanned three decades.
While pressing his advantage on broadcast television, Mr. Obama has spent large amounts to put his message in front of women who watch soap operas and talk shows like "The View," and in front of the young viewers who watch shows like "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon".
The trouble with having best friends who are soap actors is that they don't mail back.... Figure 5. Declining participation in social activities.
Not all of those who watch soap operas are housewives, of course.
