Sentence examples for pop about from inspiring English sources

Heat until the cranberries pop, about 5 minutes.

But there really wasn't much snap, crackle or pop about Faldo's game.

He said voters shouldn't have to worry about whether "something's going to pop" about Mr. Gingrich's personal life.

Add the cranberries and cook, stirring, until they are softened and begin to pop, about 5 minutes.

Ms. Gilpin said she heard a pop about 6 p.m. that she mistook for a car backfiring.

Hyper-expensive or a bargain, at a mere 5,000 Hong Kong dollars a pop, about $650.

This year she won four Grammys, including album of the year, and critics have mostly praised her new album, calling it canny, catchy country-pop about growing up in public.

There's a lot of undistinguished in-between: songs with beats about specific relationships that don't work, with shallow cameos by Drake, Nas and Rick Ross; and big, slow ballads, moving into country and soft-pop, about love of a more generalized and equally impossible kind.

Jarvis Cocker's Meltdown: Devo/ Iggy & the Stooges/ John Barry Royal Festival Hall, London SE1 Perhaps 30 years ago it made sense: a group of five men from Akron with red flowerpots on their heads performing jittery synth-pop about how we were de-evolutionising back into primitives.

His solo material, mostly airy funk-pop about how much he likes girls, is the weak link but his heavier NERD songs fire up the vast crowd and the hits that he produced for the likes of Gwen Stefani and Snoop Dogg are almost a potted history of noughties pop.

Out popped about two dozen members of Brazil's security and police forces, packing sidearms and rifles.