Sentence examples for polish pop from inspiring English sources

We pass an open window through which Disco-­Polo, folksy 1990s Polish pop music, is playing, and Olowska stops so we can listen.

Yet there's one significant sign of life: in a provincial hotel ballroom, young musicians play Western-style Polish pop and American jazz.

A woman with red Gorgon hair and cat's-eye glasses burst through the entrance, disrupting a trio of blondes in sundresses who wiggled, holding hands, to strange, bright 1950's Polish pop tunes.

Ireland's economic growth, the stability of the euro and 1990s Polish pop song Kocham cię jak Irlandię (I love you like Ireland) are cited as draws by some of the estimated 118,000 Polish nationals living in the country.

Monika Brodka won the third series of Polish Pop Idol in 2004 aged 16 but has lately revived her career with an ambitious album of highly original material rooted in the folk music of her childhood.

But if you don't mind listening to cheesy Polish pop radio and ordering your food in a fake thatched hut, Chatka at Jatkach in Old Town serves up well-prepared regional dishes, like ribs with fresh cut potatoes and sour cabbage, at very reasonable prices.

OFF Press publishes Polish poets writing in English, and there is an album by Polish-British pop singer Katy Carr, Paszport, that includes Auschwitz escapees and the Polish army among its themes.

The Manicurist: Sophy Robson Nailporn For polish that pops, head to Sophy Robson's salon at Hari's Hairdressers in Chelsea, where the luxury manicurist is responsible for putting nail art on the London style map and has a high-profile clientele that includes Chanel and Louis Vuitton.

Ms. Dearie was by far the most compelling of the four performers to appear on a program that offered various combinations of pop polish and jazzy animation.

Stapleton, who is thirty-seven, may look and sound like an outlaw, and he's certainly a departure from the clean-cut hunks with pop polish who have dominated mainstream country music in recent years.

The synthesis of studio pop polish and live punk turmoil at Irving Plaza made for a much more engaging and convincing example of post-Nirvana punk rock than alternative rock (though most of Idlewild's influences seem to be from the American punk and rock generation before Nirvana).