Sentence examples for introduced pops from inspiring English sources

A Barneys New York opened at Copley Place this past spring, and the conductor of the Boston Pops, Keith Lockhart, has introduced "Pops on the Edge," a series that features musicians like Elvis Costello, Aimee Mann and the alternative country-rockers My Morning Jacket.

As most chlorinated POPs have already been banned and body burdens are decreasing, research interest has tended to focus on more recently introduced POPs such as PBDEs.

Fraser was the man of wealth and taste who introduced pop stars to pop art at his fashionable Mayfair art gallery.

And it's cheap: Cole Stratton, a comedian and co-founder of the annual SF Sketchfest, which began Thursday and will run through Feb. 5, introduced "Pop My Culture" with his co-host, Vanessa Raglan, in March 2010 with a $100 microphone.

After Kellogg's introduced Pop-Tarts, Reesman said, "We could see the handwriting on the wall". 3.

After he wrote the code for that ad, Geocities (remember Geocities?) introduced pop-ups using his code a few weeks later, according to Zuckerman.

Do you want to introduce pops of different colors throughout your room, or have the room become saturated with a specific color?

The stage resembles the Tomorrow's World studio circa 1980: you imagine Judith Hann appearing to introduce pop music of the future.

Efford said it was necessary to introduce pop-ups on the machines that warn players how long they have played, and how much they have betted and lost.

After the Castellis were divorced in 1959, Mr. Sonnabend and Mrs. Sonnabend married and moved to Europe, eventually opening a gallery in Paris that played a major role in introducing Pop Art and Minimalism to the Continent.

Mr. Shortz (we all call him Will, but that's New York Times standards for you) has been instrumental in introducing several changes to the puzzle since he took over from Eugene Maleska, including introducing pop culture to the grids, which has made them livelier, to say the least.