Sentence examples for hot pops from inspiring English sources

At first glance, she dismisses the new collection's hot pops of color, another big runway trend, as too bold, and the angular-cut suiting in double-faced cotton as potentially too stiff.

In a piece for the Lancet, he talks of strategies to target "hot spots" and "hot pops" – places within countries where malaria remains a problem and particular groups of people who are at risk.

Those working in forests or plantations, or sleeping in fields overnight to protect crops, are all specific groups - known as "hot pops" (populations).

With the hot popping one-time flash, the chemical smell of that toxic magic jelly?

Check out the latest hot pop culture couple: Lady Gaga and Senator Harry Reid, the Nevada Democrat and majority leader.

She stars in another video, "Popcorn Mommy," posing all but nude next to a pan of hot, popping popcorn.

("Hot Pop" on a picture of Mr. Pitt; "The Little Ladies" was written over a photo of Ms. Jolie, Shiloh and her other daughter, Zahara).

She has been a television producer and writer and until the fall of 2002 was a field producer for "Hot Pop," a cable television program on popular culture.

Currently, hot pop-up and street-food collective The Hall (the bánh mi from Little Green Cyclo are outstanding) is making waves in an abandoned snooker hall, previously only notable for people shooting up in its doorways.

To hear Mr. Feinstein and a small, hot pop-jazz ensemble led by John Oddo take on Mr. Short's signature songs at Tuesday's opening-night show was to find a performer bravely venturing outside his normal comfort zone into jazz and maintaining his footing.

If I had to choose a sound to identify the second year of my daughter's life it would probably be one of the collaborations between Sesame Street superstar Cookie Monster and one of the hot pop stars of the day.