Sentence examples for named pop from inspiring English sources
For six to eight weeks, the sparsely appointed store, named POP 1, will stock inexpensive pieces for men and women — jeans ($130), tees ($50) — as well as leather jackets starting at $700 and tailored blazers and slacks $450 and up.
One is a courtly old Irishman named Pop, and the other is an addled, sardonic little man who says he is a poet and whom Mazie calls Eddie Guest.
Shortly after, Mr. Rooney was named pop songwriter of the year by the music-licensing organization Broadcast Music Inc. "I knew we were going to do well together because he understood and celebrated melody like no one that I ever worked with," Mr. Anthony said in an e-mail.
Two years later, he masterminded This Is Tomorrow, a show put together in 12 parts but cohering as an environment, and featuring a group that had met frequently at the old Institute of Contemporary Arts in Dover Street to discuss a modern urban art drawing on advertising, comic strips, movies, science fiction - an art that was to be named Pop Art by the critic Lawrence Alloway.
He was named pop music critic in 2016. .
It's a short graphic novel about a clown named Pop.
What obviously started as a cheekily named pop-up taco stand has grown into a bona fide Mexican juggernaut, but, to us, it still sounds like something a sorority girl would exclaim over Mexican food.
The guard at every stage door is named "Pops".
Rihanna, Usher and Taylor Swift were named favourite pop, R&B and country artist respectively.
But big-name pop acts get attention too.
His children had another name: Pop's 'sicles.
