Sentence examples for hand pop from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dylan's work remains utterly lacking in conventionality, moral sleight of hand, pop pabulum or sops to his audience.

On the other hand, pop culture teems with paeans to single life, from "Ally McBeal" and "Sex and the City" to Helen Fielding's "Bridget Jones's Diary," whose sequel is due from Viking this month.

Just as neither Garbo nor Dietrich could love the boy next door, so Sontag couldn't embrace the popular art at hand — pop movies, pop music — without fatally dispelling her exotic aura.

Her hand pops out of the grave.

Selby, keys in hand, popped the trunk, threw sneakers in it and joked with Forbes.

SIMON MORRISON bent forward and, with an easy sweep of his hand, popped a disc into his office CD player.

When co-workers wrenched him free, he could see his hand popping out of his shirt but felt nothing -- the arm was hanging by a few tendons.

But when Lt. Simon Ressner poked his fingers through a crack in the door, a small hand popped out from the other side.

"Most television was broadcast live at the time and if you saw the hand popping up beneath the puppet there was nothing anyone could do".

Bill Roache, playing the soap's resident would-be intellectual Ken Barlow, who is often seen with a copy of the Guardian in hand, popped into the street's corner shop, the Kabin, to cancel his subscription after deciding to up sticks.

The fear doesn't come from the hand popping out of the void.