Sentence examples for make some pop from inspiring English sources
Perhaps after the exquisite silences in "Wall-E" and "Up," the Pixar team wanted to open up the valves, kick up some dust and make some pop culture noise, leaving the poetry to someone else.
We never thought, 'oh let's sit down and make some pop music.' It just happened that the musical landscape changed while we were making it.
"If you made some pop culture reference, he might not recognize it," Mr. Siddiqui said.
Having mumbled his way through four albums' worth of drug-fuelled bore&B, Canada's the Weeknd saw the light and hooked up with Max Martin to make some proper pop songs on this year's Beauty Behind the Madness.
Recently, Lundberg's lighthearted approach led her to make some stunning pop culture mandalas.
"He was the one who was like, 'Forget the minimal electronic stuff, let's make some fucking big pop tunes!' He wanted to bring out the Alicia Keys in me".
Mind you, the Monkees and Secret Affair made some terrific pop singles and so too did Menswear.
JUST in time for Fashion Week, J. Crew has teamed up with Selima Optique, the luxury eyewear label known for Selima Salaun's French retro-glam shades, to make some affordable sunglasses in Pop colors and playful shapes.
The two moved from New York to the Netherlands in 1979, and started selling Polaroids at 6 guilders a pop to make some extra cash.
A general advisory: if you think I'm making some kind of pop or other cultural reference — to the Princess Bride, Bruce Lee, video games, etc. — I probably am.
Though they were not taken seriously at first, the Monkees made some exceptionally good pop records, thanks in large part to the songwriting of professional songwriters like Neil Diamond and Tommy Boyce.
