Sentence examples for moving pop from inspiring English sources

This is music to connect the generations: beautiful, moving pop at its best.

The self-titled new album by experimental jazz's British standard-bearers, Portico Quartet, leaps from that music into electronic terrain neighbouring The King of Limbs, while the Neil Cowley Trio's The Face of Mount Molehill and Get The Blessing's OC DC use jazz technique to push moving pop melodies.

Eye candy for the A.D.D. generation, the film is a moving pop-up book of bougie '60s beauties playing (and posing) around a psychedelic dollhouse.

Instead, you can just wait until something moving pops up between all the Solange jokes and baby photos on your Facebook feed and give money to that from the comfort of your own bed.

I can't imagine a more effective way to move pop culture forward.

And it can still move pop culture witness Jessica Simpson's transformation from Britney Spears wannabe to bona-fide star, via the network's Newlyweds reality show.

I always think there's room to move pop stuff closer to 20th century music.

After being told that they were not allowed to perform the dance moves pop singer Miley Cyrus recently made famous at the MTV Video Music Awards, a group of North Dakota students walked out of their school dance in protest last week, according to the Grand Forks Herald.

As a boy, he liked to let his eyes relax as he looked at the wallpaper in his room; eventually, it moved, popped, acquired dimensionality.

The organist retired years ago, but skaters on a recent Sunday afternoon did just fine by moving to pop music played by a disc jockey.

"Chocolate," for me anyway, seemed to follow an Imagine Dragons' "It's Time" route with it hitting big on alt-stations and then moving to pop radio.