Sentence examples for becoming a pop from inspiring English sources
The most surprising thing that happened to me was... Becoming a pop star.
It was a rare case of a product of Web culture jumping the species barrier and becoming a pop hit.
While he sips from his Peroni, I ask if his girlfriend has changed since becoming a pop star.
Claiming she has no interest in becoming a pop star, neither is she "fashion savvy", despite her swish D&G coat.
In the Steubenville area Martin worked in steel mills, delivered bootleg liquor, and was a prizefighter and a casino croupier before becoming a pop crooner.
"Tha Carter III" selling a million copies in the first week was one thing; "A Milli" becoming a pop hit is quite another.
as pro wrestling was becoming a pop-culture phenomenon; in the process, Miss Elizabeth became a pop-culture phenomenon herself.
Clearly, as the New York Times recently put it, the African boy-killer, or the 'kid-at-arms', in the American vernacular, 'is becoming a pop-cultural trope.
A game which has often been seen as the preserve of middle-class white males is in the process of becoming a universal pop culture phenomenon.
Since breaking away from Os Mutantes to become a solo artist, Ms. Lee has had a more conventional career: as Mr. McGowan put it, "sort of like Phil Collins leaving Genesis and becoming a light pop superstar".
It is because Yannick Noah has fulfilled many an athlete's pipe dream by becoming a legitimate pop star, selling millions of his albums in a second career that began with the release of the single "Saga Africa" in 1990, his last full year on the circuit.
