Sentence examples for pap of from inspiring English sources
Norbert Pap, of the University of Pecs, said the tomb is understood to have been built over the spot where Suleiman's tent stood and where he died.
Like other Russian channels, it mostly broadcasts the usual pap of quiz shows and Hollywood cast-offs.
Most are pap of course, but there are usually few gems amid the dross, and this year's haul includes several remarkably good books by TV entertainers.
The surrounding mountains, including the Pap of Glencoe and Bidean nam Bian, create a natural amphitheatre, cutting out light and drawing the eye skywards to the sparkling black sky.
Most of them are still pap, of course, but amid the stocking-fillers are some proper books by proper writers – people off the telly who can really write, and have something worthwhile to say.
Once or twice Fitzgerald's command does slip: when he is reunited with Daisy, for example, Gatsby is delighted to discover "twinkle-bells of sunshine in the room", and when he falls in lovewith her he wants to "suck on the pap of life, gulp down the incomparable milk of wonder".
Wally and Yadira Tennelle did not hear the pap-pap of gunfire a short distance away.
Nobly twin-peaked, it looks like a macho, sharp-edged take on the paps of Jura.
These gentle giants are collectively known as the Paps of Jura.
In the streets the bodies pile up and in the distance the paps of Vesuvius smoulder away.
He is planning a menu of "the swelling unctuous paps of a fat pregnant sow, newly cut off, dressed with an exquisite and poignant sauce".
