Sentence examples for becoming pop from inspiring English sources

"Success certainly isn't based on our graduates becoming pop stars," he says.

In the process of becoming pop music's master of sophisticated suspense, Mr. Collins has forged an odd but powerful mating of English art- rock and American pop-soul.

He has also worked with rappers including Mr. MFN eXquire and Sean Price; sued companies like Bad Boy and Roc-A-Fella; and observed the on-the-ground effects of hip-hop becoming pop music on the black youth in his community.

At 17 tracks, the album feels long, but at its best, Free Spirit finds Khalid soaring closer to becoming pop's next big star.

With a forthcoming debut album on the well-financed Dreamworks label and a growing fan base of cosmopolitan hipsters, this youthful composer of beguiling serenades is already becoming pop's favorite new artiste.

Celebrate Your Freedom with the Anime About Trans Japanese Gangsters Becoming Pop Idols!

This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the BBC science-fiction television series "Doctor Who," and throughout the show's run, the Daleks have been regular antagonists to the Doctor as he travels through space and time, becoming pop-cultural icons in the process.

By Nate Lavey November 4, 2013 This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the BBC science-fiction television series "Doctor Who," and throughout the show's run, the Daleks have been regular antagonists to the Doctor as he travels through space and time, becoming pop-cultural icons in the process.

The most surprising thing that happened to me was... Becoming a pop star.

Manson left prison in the summer of 1967, torn between his twin ambitions of becoming a pop star and becoming a pimp.

It was a rare case of a product of Web culture jumping the species barrier and becoming a pop hit.