Retailers increasingly offer the best of both worlds with click-and-collect, also known as BOPS (buy online, pick up in-store).
From back up the road I hear the screech of an electric sabre saw whanging through the filaments of a pine board, followed by the satisfying bops of hammers pounding nails in fast succession.
In the iron pot there.Cooking the lentils on Saturday.He sleepily jigs and bops in the fire,he winks at me, his witness.
Certainly, in Mario, the squat Italian plumber who bops around the Mushroom Kingdom in a quest to rescue Princess Toadstool, Miyamoto created a folk hero — gaming's first — with as great a reach as Mickey Mouse's.
In the video for "Born with a Bothered Mind," Manfred, the yeti, endures a solo camping experience full of burnt weenies, cliff falls, rain, and tent accidents, but he bops along anyway, singing jauntily of doubt, indecision, and hesitation.
Everyone who admires the film remembers his arrival — one of the great arrivals, indeed, in the history of cinema, as he jumps from an open-top Alfa Romeo in an Italian piazza, bops toward us, kisses Dickie, pours a slug of wine, and throws it down his gullet in a single draught.
In one scene, Garland bops Lahr's Cowardly Lion on the snout, and Lahr's blubbering was so funny that Garland cracked up, and then lost control of herself, laughing hysterically through take after take.
