Sentence examples for in its pop from inspiring English sources

It is refreshing to read about such canny troublemakers: to this day, the British music press is dismally Atlanticist in its pop coverage.

At Sirius, which has grown more conservative in its pop programming philosophy since a change in management, the mellow rock and pop channels more closely resemble lite soft-rock stations like WLTW (106.7) in New York.

The title song of the album, infectious in its pop rhythms, rap-inflected, was the second most charted song of all time and the album sold 25m copies worldwide.

There are a couple of misfires: Mr. Paz is blatantly outsung by the balladeer David Bisbal on "24 Horas," and "El Culpable" is far less fun in its pop version here, which replaces the fatty horns of the original with slick guitars.

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It's in its pop-up approach.

He gravitated towards comics, and found himself at the self-styled "House of Ideas": Stan Lee's Marvel Comics in its pop-art, counter-cultural heyday.

Appropriately, it overlaps with the annual Blackpool illuminations, and Phillipson's installation presents a surprising, sexually suggestive spectacle comparable in its pop-baroque flamboyance with the bright lights.

Over the past few years South Korea has had growing success in exporting its pop music, Gangnam-style, as well as films and TV dramas to audiences abroad.

Still, it's a huge hit, and in its own pop terms a terrific movie.

He became a child television star on the program "Balão Mággico" ("Magic Balloon") and in its associated pop group, the Magic Balloon Gang, before he was 12.