Sentence examples for pop and making from inspiring English sources

AllMusic editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine called it "gleeful, unabashed fun" and complimented Green Day for "embracing their fondness for pop and making the best damn album they'd ever made".

Making pop explosions is fun but you end wasting your pop and making a mess.

Spandau Ballet, five London lads who played Live Aid, helped spearhead the New Romantic movement before moving into more soul-inflected pop, and made such karaoke classics as Gold, True and Through the Barricades.

Smart, inventive, melodically rich, rambunctious yet subtle, ambitious but totally unpretentious, it distills the best qualities of classic English pop and makes an emphatic argument for the idiom's continued vitality.

If you leave them in the microwave too long, they may "pop" and make a mess.

Increasing the saturation of a photo can make the colors pop and make the photo more eye-catching.

This will give it a colorful pop and make it seem slightly unreal, just like iridescence itself.

If your legs,arms,body parts pop and make a lot of popping noises (Like popping your knuckles) walk without bending your knees and stay strait, but silent.

If you keep them well groomed (tweezing every fortnight) it will make your eyes pop and make you look more youthful (not baby-style, but pretty).

Makeup: For makeup, put on a smokey black eyeshadow (any pigmented black shadow) just along the top of your lash line as eyeliner to make them pop and make your eyes look big like Aria's.

But, all along, he has been a garbageman with a magpie's eyes, picking over twentieth-century pop culture and making off with the shiny bits; he's the grandson of Pop art.