Sentence examples for The present pop from inspiring English sources
It allowed him to use floating fragments of the past and the present, pop culture and ancient myth, to make something entirely new.
Anyone whose discovery that pop music could also be art coincided with the ascendancy of the Beatles and other 60's groups that were both popular and boundary-stretching must find the present pop music climate terribly depressing.
In the UK, the members of loose gatherings of like-minded younger experimenters like the F-ire and Loop Collectives – birthplaces of such cutting-edge bands as Polar Bear and Acoustic Ladyland – brought young audiences into a fold that mostly bypassed old hit tunes, whether they belonged to the classical or jazz canons, the present pop charts, or those of half a century ago.
Moving forward to the present, pop culture provides a more blithe but no less arresting example of Islam's tractable nature.
Blood samples were obtained from all participating women at the baseline examination and were stored at −70°C until the present POP analyses were run.
In conclusion, the present POP PK analysis aimed to propose a potential biomarker of cisplatin after PIPC.
(I am speaking of artistically venturesome shows, not the eternally present pop confections like, say, 1960's "Bye Bye Birdie" or latter-day equivalents like "Hairspray").
Under the auspices of the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), at the ratification of the Stockholm Convention on persistent organic pollutants (POP's) in 2004, it was decided to perform a reduction of the twelve most present POP's in the environment.
The software will perform an audit that will be fed back during the visit, present pop-up reminders for patients with high blood pressure or cholesterol, and provide a cardiovascular risk calculator and patient education material.
Alex Rodriguez, the lone member of the 600 club present, popped out of the Yankees' dugout and shook Thome's hand.
In the TV version, these periods are insistently with us, via the lovingly recreated fashions and the ever-present pop soundtrack (no TV director can resist this glib shorthand for historical specificity).
