tabloid press造句

• In the city's chatty tabloid press, for example.
• Now the British tabloid press is giving him problems, too.
• The case has riveted Hong Kong and its feisty tabloid press.
• People always talk about how terrible the British tabloid press is.
• Charley's entry was speculated by the British tabloid press.
• The personal revelations were certain to stir the dreaded British tabloid press.
• Seles shrugs, talking about London's tabloid press.
• In their native England, the voracious tabloid press sharpened its claws.
• But the tabloid press saw an opportunity to needle zoot suit wearers.
• Claus'victory was his second over the tabloid press.
• The caustic British tabloid press had a field day Monday.
• Britain's tabloid press meanwhile competed for the most dramatic headline.
• The interviews have sparked a frenzy in Britain's tabloid press.
• The proceedings were covered extensively by Britain's probing tabloid press.
• Tabloid press linked the two romantically, which she has always denied.
• While there, members of the Danish tabloid press ambush the couple.
• These events made her a popular target for the British tabloid press.
• But the British tabloid press is in full swing.
• His loathing of the tabloid press is well known.