Sentence examples for brightest pop from inspiring English sources
And so, it has come to this. Britain's brightest pop magazine has gone, as it once would have put it, down the dumper.
The brightest pop prospect for 2009 is in the old Tin Pan Alley - Denmark Street in central London - squealing at a very rare, pearly-green reed organ in one of the music shops.
An Australian singer and songwriter now based in Los Angeles, Sia has helped create some of the biggest, brightest pop tunes of the last few years, including Rihanna's "Diamonds," Flo Rida's "Wild Ones" and "Titanium" by the French DJ David Guetta, who used Sia's demo vocals on the final track after abandoning a performance he'd solicited from Mary J. Blige.
Why, yes, Mrs. Obama, there are a couple of dresses in bright pop colors.
Similar figures, but in bright Pop colors, crowd a print titled "Harakiri School Girls".
Big, blatant, halogen-bright pop songs are Pink's chosen calling.
— "We Are Family" has a bright, pop surface though its fealty is to the kingdom of tears.
A bit more visually striking are a suite of Han vases, dipped in bright Pop Art colors.
Her bright pop choruses and folk-rock guitars conceal a songwriter who can be as smart as she is sweet.
The 2004 show was all bright, pop fizz; the one two years ago exuded a sexy, punk perfume.
Her inflatable buffalo, giraffe and elephant, with their simplified, graphic silhouettes and bright, pop colors, could be used as chairs or pool toys for small children.
