Sentence examples for left to pop from inspiring English sources

Why some golfers succeed in these moments and others do not has largely been left to pop psychology.

Then Christensen moved from right to left to pop a shot over the prone Philadelphia goalie Sergei Bobrovsky on the Rangers' first attempt.

This can be done with a Phillips screwdriver (quarter turn to left to pop loose, then push from behind / pull up the reusable clips).

Before leaving to pop up in London next month, Laurent Quenioux will prepare the traditional dish of southwestern France cooked and served in an earthenware cooking pot -- a rich stew of meat, sausages, beans and herbs.

Pop Back to basics with minimalist boy-girl duo The Ting Tings Pop music is far too important to be left to anodyne pop bands.

So it was left to slicker pop advocates to make her case to the general public: Three Dog Night, Blood Sweat and Tears and especially the Fifth Dimension, an upscale black group, two women and three men, who spread Nyro's vision of integration to places that maybe even she hadn't imagined -- supper clubs and suburbs.

In June, the "Saturday Night Live" star confirmed on "The Tonight Show" that he was engaged to the "No Tears Left to Cry" pop star.

In 1957 he joined another gospel group, the Soul Stirrers, replacing Sam Cooke, who had left to pursue a pop music career.

For that a – presumably expendable – male reporter was dispatched, leaving Chapman to pop up on the screen every now and then in an eye-catching red and black outfit.

Now Djokovic gets doublefaultitis, but makes up for it by winning a spectacular point, in which Nadal ludicrously chases down a drop volley from a standing start absolutely miles away, but leaves Djokovic to pop the ball back into an empty court.

It starts with Left to My Own Devices, pop's greatest celebration of ambivalence.