Sentence examples for because it pops up from inspiring English sources

Jorn Utzon's Sydney Opera House is in there, too — I suspect not just for its architectural value, but because it pops up so nicely.

Like the ubiquitous hummus, this is a dish of indeterminate origins: Levantine is probably as specific as you can fairly get, because it pops up, under a variety of names, from Turkey to Egypt as a dip, a salad, or a vegetable side.

We know what the primary meaning was not only because it comes first in period dictionaries (though it does), nor because it pops up most frequently in period usages (though it does), but also because it's the sense Montaigne himself, when using the word outside of his title — that is, elsewhere in his books — tends to employ, not in every single case but in the vast majority of them.

Although I like Agenda, I've found the interface for adding a new event to be a bit bothersome, because of the slightly awkward way it pops up menus to adjust settings like times and the on-screen keyboard for text.

"When you suppress drug production in one area, it pops up in another" because consumer demand persists, said Nadelmann of the Drug Policy Alliance.

It pops up all the time because fans always ask about it.

I immediately recognized this story when I saw it pop up in my feed, because it was debunked three years ago.

The same will not work for devices with a virtual keyboard, presumably because it only pops up when you're in "writing" mode, and when you're reading email, you wouldn't be in writing mode.

New York style is again, consistent, and because it so often pops up in local pizzerias owned by prideful ex-New Yorkers, the quality doesn't take a nose-dive.

I learned about the program because it started popping up in my Facebook newsfeed as friends posted their activity reports.

The on-screen clip figure, which can take the form of an animated paper clip, a cartoon Einstein, a pet dog or other cartoon characters, failed because it continually popped up on computer desktops at inappropriate times, driving some computer users batty when they couldn't figure out how to make it vanish.