Sentence examples for host pop from inspiring English sources

Dr. Bartels, however, said that his museum would never host pop culture blockbusters like the Harry Potter exhibit that has visited other science museums.

While the central arena has been designed to host pop concerts, David Campbell, president and chief executive of AEG Europe, said it would play a leading role in the capital's bid for the 2012 Olympic games.

He hopes to host pop-ups during winter break.

For now, Adjepong continues to cater private dinners and host pop-ups for Pinch & Plate, the company he runs with his wife, Janell.

From next month, US fashion retailer Nordstrom will host pop-up shops featuring Flowers of Liberty homewares in six of its US stores, including New York, Seattle, San Francisco and Washington.

Anais+Raya Culinary Collective will offer cooking classes from local chefs, serve as a Market Grocery service and host pop-up restaurants and events.

According to the Examiner, the museum will host pop-up exhibitions around the city until the doors open on its new home.

The museum will host pop-up exhibitions in New York City, as well as at Art Basel in Miami later this year.

Festival organizers work in conjunction with local businesses to host pop-up events that provide different opportunities for viewers to engage with the artists and ongoing works.

She is also starting to host pop-up slideshows where she invites people in a designated city to submit photos to The Too Tired Project and asks them to gather for an interactive event.

Driving a custom-painted Econoline van to Austin, Texas, stuffed with sound equipment, in order to host pop-up live shows throughout the week of SXSW Music Festival -- all filmed for a documentary... doesn't sound like your typical Washington, D.C. leisure activity, right?