noncelebrities

Nowhere, until it was discovered that noncelebrities in the public eye, such as a missing teen or the families of slain British soldiers or the families of terrorist attack victims, had also been phone-hacked.

Law & Order, Fleet Street Jr. Holman W. Jenkins 2011

Only poorly dressed people (noncelebrities) are treated like suspects.

'Crashers' investigation deepens 2009

Like most people unaccustomed to being recorded i.e., all of us noncelebrities, she found the device irritating at first.

Shaking the Family Tree Buzzy Jackson 2010

Like most people unaccustomed to being recorded i.e., all of us noncelebrities, she found the device irritating at first.

Shaking the Family Tree Buzzy Jackson 2010

On the other hand, noncelebrities who aren't in trouble but become celebrities usually fall into trouble as a result.

In The Time Of The Tabs 2008

Reporters angled for good seats, sparking divides between the celebrities and noncelebrities.

Downhill Traverse: Traveling 2008

Regarding the Oscar contenders 'complaints about people disliking celebrities' waxing political: perhaps we apparently plebeian noncelebrities would be more accepting of Hollywood types 'opinions if they were expressed in less sanctimonious, condescending ways.

MAIL CALL 2007

Independent discussions among a few couples on the show may have resulted in marriage, and Bollywood star Madhuri Dixit drew people initially, but Indian viewers are not concerned about marriages of noncelebrities.

Mail Call: A Double Disaster? 2007

Under certain circumstances, noncelebrities may need security, too.

Weddings Valentine Style Diann Valentine 2006

Tonight, how celebrity romances could explain why noncelebrities have issues in the single dating world.

CNN Transcript Jun 30, 2006 2006