Sentence examples for can of pop from inspiring English sources

A can of pop.

Or a big ice cream and a can of pop.

"Well, that's not true, I got a can of pop there once".

Before this garden was created, the school lunch offering had been the ubiquitous can of pop and a dubious pre-packed snack.

This is the world of child boxing, where the hopes of grown men sometimes ride heavily on small shoulders, where baby-faced boys duel till the last bell sounds, and where winners collect a prize belt and losers sob, then slowly transform from warrior to child over a can of pop and a slice of pizza.

And if anyone thought that investigative reporting was glamorous, they must have been disabused by the image of Andrew Gilligan gulping down a can of pop and jabbing at a Psion organiser as David Kelly sipped an Appletise and muttered about the state of the railways in the bar of a chain hotel just off Trafalgar Square.

It's a chaotic room with neither night nor day, the sleepless lair of harried nurses who toil 12-+ and 16-hour shifts caring for babies smaller than a can of soda pop.

It offers cod and chips and cans of pop; smacks, chip barms, spam fritters, steak puddings.

The 12 jurors mulled silently for half an hour, helping themselves to cans of pop and orange juice from one of two small refrigerators.

Back to the legal battles and the meditation, the mirrors and the Ukrainian documentary, the stocks of mineral water and cans of pop.

It's not solely to do with cans of pop – the causes of childhood obesity are complex, involving a range of factors from bad diet, lack of exercise, poverty, medical history, family background, psychological difficulties and poor education.