Sentence examples for hit pop from inspiring English sources

The Internet hit pop music hard.

Dr. Joyce's molecules have not yet surprised him by striking out on their own to invent the molecular equivalent of writing a hit pop song.

This year, Campbell attended the BET Music Awards, after a rapper named French Montana sampled Campbell in his new hit "Pop That".

While it's imbued with loucheness, its creation wasn't nearly as slick: it apparently took seven months to write and 82 takes before they hit pop gold.

Indeed it was they - and not Kibaki's slick London PR consultants - who supplied NARC's real slogan: 'Unbwoggable' - the made-up title of a hit pop song, meaning 'unstoppable'unstoppable

Mr. Jones's hit "Pop Champagne" was originally released by the Harlem producer and rapper Ron Browz, who is still featured on Mr. Jones's version.

Back in Old Greenwich, at a park near the railway station, Sandlock would hit pop-ups to neighborhood children.

It is, give or take, all that remains of the shared hit pop-record culture of the second half of the 20th century; it is a relic of a world for which Top of the Pops was symbol, enabler and enforcer.

Cooper Taylor's hit popped the ball loose and Rashaad Reid recovered it with 45 seconds left.

After his fingerprints and iris scans were entered into the B.A.T.'s armored laptop, an unexpected "hit" popped up on the screen, along with the photograph of a heavily bearded Afghan.

Shows such as Fun Home, based on Alison Bechdel's memoir; David Bowie and Enda Walsh's Lazarus; and Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812, a cult-hit pop cabaret based on War and Peace, are pushing the form's boundaries, challenging what musical theatre looks or sounds like.