Sentence examples for does crop from inspiring English sources

(I'll avoid spoilers, but will just say that the theme does crop up explicitly throughout the film).

When it does crop up in economics literature, the point is often to disabuse readers of their lingering sentimentality and soft-headedness.

This is the only story of mine that has religion as a central preoccupation, but it does crop up in other stories from time to time.

(The Iraq war does crop up among College Humor.coms photo collection: one picture, entitled "2004 Shocker World Tour Hits Kirkuk," shows three men and a woman in U.S. uniform on an airstrip giving the shocker).

Jazz does crop up in the movie — the Count Basie band's "Taxi War Dance" is used, weirdly, as a leitmotif for scenes of gangland violence — as does race, awkwardly but (in a pre-Café Society way) accurately, with Bobby romancing an elegant divorcée by taking her to hear a group of black musicians in a small and inelegant club where all the other patrons are black.

Their neighbours, those first growers of the variety we now call pinot noir, however, would be the poor relations, for though pinot does crop up in odd places (I've even tasted an English one, by golly-gosh, and it was like sucking on a lolly stick without the lolly), it is within the confines of Burgundy that it is said to reach the acme of its gamey expressiveness.

Yet applications do crop up.

They do crop mobs and seed bombs.

One voice of dissent did crop up, immediately.

He does have a past: he's done crop circles, anti-pesticide campaigns.

If you look carefully at the label's history, though, strange resonances do crop up.