Sentence examples for invading pop from inspiring English sources
"I had this vague idea of invading pop culture," Oregon native Groening said of his early days in Los Angeles, which he chose over New York as the warmer, drier place to live in poverty while planning that coup.
Like other such programs, it can put a halt to pop-up advertisements, but the default setting is more like a pop-up shrinking ray: you see a tiny thumbnail image of the invading pop-up and can click on the image if it is something you want.
Business culture has invaded pop culture.
First wizards and magic invaded pop culture due to Harry Potter.
He met the artist Gary Panter in L.A. "Gary and I decided to see if we could try to invade pop culture," he said a bit later.
Sriracha hot sauce invades pop culture.
Sriracha hot sauce invades pop culture: 9 memorable moments.
No other magician has invaded pop culture to the degree that Criss Angel has.
Smiley Face made such a small impact when it premiered that it's usually omitted from celebrations of the lady potheads who've recently invaded pop culture and timelines of the archetype.
"Love Stinks," still occasionally heard on classic radio stations, has invaded our pop culture in other ways.
Comic-Con is a summer party where the downtown is invaded by pop culture fans in zany costumes.
