Sentence examples for bit of pop from inspiring English sources
13.Another Story (4:13) Clever bit of pop music.
There was a bit of Pop Idol warbling towards the end.
There are shades of folk, R&B, disco, rock, blues and more than a little bit of pop.
"Clay Vase," which is tinged with the slightest bit of Pop and Surrealism, is the gem of the show.
The rootsy singer Erykah Badu transforms Dr. Dre's "Xxplosive" into a gorgeous bit of pop metonymy called "Bag Lady".
It has a bit of pop in it, so I like to play my edit without the chorus.
For castles, cobbled streets and a bit of posh, pop over to nearby Dunster.
"Don't Lose Your Mind" combines elements as disparate as Michael Urbaniak's electric violin and a bit of pop-reggae to make something that sounds reasonably fresh.
Irony-poor protests aimed at Eminem's nomination may have failed to appreciate what could be a brilliant bit of pop-culture jujitsu.
Mr. Ward, for instance, last week introduced, on Libation's cocktail list, a martini that's about as wet as it gets — the Upside-Down Martini, which, in a nice bit of pop-culture dovetailing, happened to be Julia Child's favorite cocktail.
Whatever the reasons behind the change of heart, what's left certainly doesn't sound much like a record-company-baiting screw-you gesture, unless you count Soul Killing, a bouncy bit of pop-reggae rendered unlistenable by the teeth-gritting squeak of de Martino's drum stool, looped and high in the mix.
