Sentence examples for needs to pop into from inspiring English sources
Elementary, he just needs to pop into his nearest bookmaker and check out the odds.
The event is exclusive to reward card holders, though, so you may need to pop into your local store before applying for tickets.
One morning in 2007, shortly before we boarded a flight to Beijing, he told me he needed to pop into duty-free.
If you need to pop into the nearest town for provisions, you could agree in advance that you'll visit, say, once a week.
You only need to pop into your local supermarket for a tube of toothpaste and a pint of milk, to realise that the sheer amount of choices on offer are overwhelming.
A few days later, probably no more than a week later, we were in the Bristol on our way to dinner when he said he just needed to pop into one of his flats.
On the handsets that don't come with this pre-installed, you'll need to pop into Chrome, open up a dedicated search app, or drop down into your old homescreen (which is surprisingly easy — check out the video of it below.) Why does that matter?
On the handsets that don't come with this pre-installed, you'll need to pop into Chrome, open up a dedicated search app, or drop down into your old homescreen (which is surprisingly easy — check out the video of it below).
Need to pop into another application while on a call?
Even if you don't have a need to pop into a specific app, being able to check all of your incoming notifications at a glance is incredibly helpful.
