Sentence examples for course pop from inspiring English sources

Of course pop music is just fine.

Of course, pop culture already, and always, existed.

And, of course, pop does make a place for giddy mock-operatic flourishes; hello, Lady Gaga.

Retro is not a completely new phenomenon, of course: pop has an extensive history of revivals and creative distortions of the musical past.

Of course, pop composers have been raiding the classical melody storehouse forever, but I don't think either of us is going to call Public Image Ltd.'s "Swan Lake" a crossover effort.

Of course pop music should be at least a little subversive, but if all it can do is channel the elderly libido of Hugh Hefner then it's time for a rethink.

Of course, pop-up stores have been around for some time.

Facebook sites for the course popped up, not all in English.

Once the cigarette was lit, the cork at one end of the tube (edible, of course) popped out, and the water inside became steam.

This year's festival is experimenting with something its anarchic, sometimes delinquent offspring, the fringe festival, does as a matter of course: popping up where audiences least expect.

SynaMaxMusic aka Max Petrosky dreamt up the theme songs mashups for a deliciously nerdy three course pop-culture soup that you can enjoy below.