Sentence examples for budding pop from inspiring English sources
Still, while Twitter spats are par for the course when you're a budding pop star, capturing the imagination of the fashion industry is more difficult.
They have two sons, Zeca, 10 and Tom, 7; Mr. Veloso also has a son by his first marriage, Moreno, who is a budding pop star.
She finished with an encore with her daughter, the budding pop star Christina Orbakaite, as waiflike as her mother is buxom.
MEXICO CITY — A lot of Camilo Lara's friends still find it strange to have to regard him as a budding pop star.
Its loudest noise, however, has been provided by the casting of Selena Gomez, the star of the Disney Channel show "Wizards of Waverly Place" and the latest teenager (she's 18) with a budding pop empire and its usual attendant woes.
The song was written not by a 13-year-old but by two adults, Clarence Jey and Patrice Wilson, who own and run ARK Music Factory, a label set up to support (usually very young) budding pop stars.
Her secret identity was busted, she went to New York and fell in love with a budding pop-star, Noah Flynn (I haven't read it, unfortunately – synopsis courtesy of my daughter Alice, about to turn 11).
Do you feel your success could be an inspiration to budding French pop musicians?
Jack Antonoff is the guitarist for the budding indie-pop group fun.
The first magnolia bud popped open about 65 million years ago.
There was enchantment in this landscape, particularly at dusk when whole beds of lily buds popped into dazzling white spiders, bullfrogs out-rumbled the traffic and vivid scarlet and blue land crabs sat at the mouths of their holes along the irrigation canals, vanishing from sight as soon as human (or hobbit) drew near.
