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61. Morris neither confirmed nor denied the story, which had been pursued by the Star, a supermarket tabloid.

62. Proceed with caution and, at the risk of sounding like a tabloid astrologer, look before you leap.

63. If statute laws were printed like newspapers, these would be tabloid, not quality laws.

64. In 1974 the Standard dropped its Saturday edition and the Evening News went tabloid.

65. Satellite television stations under the control of press barons and modelled on the tabloid press may make inaction even more indefensible.

66. The husband is described as a yacht-sailing tycoon who is the darling of the New York tabloid newspapers.

67. After the murder, the tabloid was asked by federal agents for assistance and agreed to comply.

68. The influence of the tabloid press was particularly strong on the uncommitted.

69. The only game in town was mass circulation, and that was to be achieved by NoS becoming an aggressively popular tabloid.

70. With his other hand he turned the pages of a tabloid newspaper, barely pausing to read the words.

71. It's hard to envisage the usual knighthoods for sycophantic tabloid editors, several of whom pointed out his failings.

72. A woman told a tabloid newspaper that she maintained a long-term affair with Clinton while he was governor of Arkansas.

73. Some people think Sawyer would make a lousy anchor because of her occasional lapses into tabloid tawdriness.

74. Within the last fortnight, the Duchess of York has staggered from one tabloid headline to another.

74. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

75. Much of the bad publicity came directly from the philistinism of the tabloid press.

76. A sartorial warning at this point - Center Parcs' tabloid soubriquet ought to be the Costa del Shellsuit.

77. Bored with the custom of the bishop's Easter letter, Hope has replaced it with a tabloid, just out.

78. Costive one tabloid of cascara sagrada.

79. Some tabloid newspapers cater to low tastes.

80. There is so much tabloid sensationalism.

81. Sven's a nitwit. He got caught playing away and then embarrassed himself in a tabloid sting. You would have to be a fool to be so careless.

82. In the last 12 months,[Sentencedict.com] Stewart has become a tabloid regular and a blog - stalked cynosure.

83. Chelsea striker Salomon Kalou has been linked with to Arsenal, according to British tabloid The Sun.

84. It was tabloid size and had only eight pages, which were badly printed.

85. Law, 38, who is also suing the News of the World's stablemate The Sun, claims that the Sunday tabloid hacked into his phone and used the messages for four articles in 2005 and 2006.

86. But for now, concerns that Jobs might have to exit -- stirred by sensationalist and unsubstantiated tabloid reports -- appear to be allayed by Wednesday's proceedings.

87. In the past it has been a gentlemen's agreement: keep your words under control, and we'll keep the papers – both legal and tabloid – off your doorstep.

88. Later in 1969 he bought cheaply a tired liberal paper, the Sun, which he radically transformed into a sensationalistic tabloid featuring daily displays of a topless girl on page three.

89. The tabloid quoted a partygoer as saying: "You could tell Michael had smoked before.

90. Mr Murdoch is a tabloid king who has a reputation for taking everything he buys downmarket.