Sentence examples for pop among from inspiring English sources

Covering songs made famous by Dolly Parton, Marlene Dietrich and Iggy Pop, among others, the band established a field of references as open as its playing was narrow.

Produced by the rising duo Oak and Pop among others, this is an exuberant song on which Ms. Varner likens a man to a great pair of shoes, a comparison he not only survives, but, surprisingly, wins.

Borrowing from the visual playbook of the Robert Evans-centredococ The Kid Stays in the Picture, there's talking but no heads as effects-tweaked vintage footage unspools, narrated by Cooper himself, plus members of his band, Elton John, Bernie Taupin and Iggy Pop, among others.

We sought to evaluate the prevalence of pelvic organ prolapse (POP) among a diverse group of women and to determine if race/ethnicity and/or socioeconomic status (SES) are factors in treatment-seeking behavior.

This system of distribution has favored the popularization of genres like reggaeton and Latin pop among Cuban youths, in tandem with Spanish-speaking stars like Ricky Martin and Pitbull.

Reviewing the Apple Years remaster for Paste magazine, Robert Ham notes "a few moments of psychedelic pop" among the album's Western tracks and writes of the Indian selections: "The performances by the sitar, shehnai and tabla players are lovely enough, but far too short to really convey the music's hypnotic power".

He says he draws from Animal Collective, Tahiti 80 and K-pop, among other things; listeners have discerned in the mix French pop, Italo-disco and Detroit techno.

These days Warped is primarily an incubator of baby bands, which explained the presence of the ineffectual synth-punk of Breathe Electric and Mike Posner's inexplicable disco-pop, among others.

Keaton Jennings is top of the pops among Division One batsmen, his 965 runs coming at 69 including five hundreds (and over 250 ahead of team-mate Scott Borthwick).

However, the overall prevalence of contraindications to POPs among reproductive-aged women has not been assessed.

Royal Mail, a UK postal service company, rose 38% on the first day of trading on the London Stock Exchange, although most first-day pops among European IPO stocks are more muted.