Sentence examples for centres pop from inspiring English sources

EVEN as data centres pop up all over the globe to support "cloud computing", another construction boom is taking place below the waves.

The Swedish singer announced herself back in 2007 with a left-of-centre pop gem called "Little Bit".

Hval began making music for the first time while studying in Australia, writing and recording two solo albums of off-centre pop under the name Rockettothesky.

Her recent Oh Land EP – featuring four left-of-centre pop gems – shows she's got the writing chops, melodic sensibility and indefinable cool that everyone from the Nordic region seems to possess, but there's more than a whiff of Bat for Lashes's ethereal charm to new single Wolf & I.

St Tropez's shopping centre pop-ups We're suckers for a good fake tan, it's true, but not in a mall.

The centre popped the ball up to Graham Kitchener to continue the momentum before the ball was spun left, and Steve Mafi burst through two attempted tackles to score.

James delicately chipped ahead for Rougerie to gather and the centre popped an inside pass to his supporting outside-half, who sprinted clear to score underneath the posts, giving Parra a simple conversion for a 15-6 lead.

Coles escaped down the left and fed Richie McCaw and, although the skipper was held up, Barrett found Smith free on the left wing with a beautifully judged cross-kick and the centre popped the ball back inside for Kaino to run in unopposed.

From the outset I saw fantastic business plans for cake stalls, entertainment centres, and pop-up photographic studios.

He has no plans to ape his former employer Vice and try to become a centre of pop culture, albeit science-pop culture.

In the town centre, I pop into a barber's called Billy Wizz, which has been here for seven years, and now pays its rent to Tesco.