Sentence examples for long pop from inspiring English sources
On the surface, this sympathy is not surprising, given the long pop culture tradition of rooting for the bad guy.
Here are some of the others that I'll remember from the past twelve months about one long pop song's worth.
In a three-hour concert dotted with guest stars, Mr. Joel hinted that a long pop career — like his — can parallel the life of a city, full of pleasures and disappointments, triumphs and mistakes, changes and tenacity.
The arrangements on "Ys" are by Van Dyke Parks, whose long pop career has included roles as a lyricist for the Beach Boys ("Heroes and Villains," "Surf's Up"), a songwriter with his own albums, a soundtrack composer and an arranger for, among others, Bruce Springsteen, Randy Newman, Fiona Apple and U2.
When he returned, he decided to jettison Beethoven in favor of a long pop medley that began with the theme from "Dr. Zhivago," then veered into Simon and Garfunkel and ended with a rousing version of "Besame Mucho" with an electronic disco beat chugging in the background.
This is why I listen to talk radio and/or podcasts all day long: pop music is largely rubbish.
It seemed possible that America's long pop-culture boom, which spanned most of the twentieth century, was finally going bust.
It was a great success and interest grew, leading to the events, which are usually about an hour long, popping up in a range of venues from cafes and private houses to a cemetery and a yurt.
He asked the other nurse how long pops had been awake.
Cuervo's Hacienda is a week-long pop up Mexican tequila garden during LCW The Mojito is one of the archetypal iconic cocktails.
Medlyn had commissioned Krieger to execute his portrait as Michael Jackson for the finale of his eight-year-long Pop Star Series, in which he reinterprets the work of stars like Prince and Britney Spears.
