Sentence examples for pop comes from inspiring English sources

It is as close to magic as pop comes.

Pop, pop, pop comes a Pizza Hut delivery bike.

The best pop comes from "juggling those contradictions rather than purging them" — from taking the most interesting sounds from disparate places, modifying them, personalizing them, and making them new.

The best pop comes from "juggling those contradictions rather than purging them"—from taking the most interesting sounds from disparate places, modifying them, personalizing them, and making them new.

Larsson has said in the past that Sweden's ability to punch above its weight in pop comes from the country's socialist mindset ("In America, you can't say to your family: 'Hey, I'm off to LA to make it as a songwriter, sorry I can't pay for the dentist'") and the fact that everyone is encouraged to learn an instrument in school music classes.

So we started calling him Pop, and that's were Iggy Pop came from.

Mischief was where Pop came in.

The new Pop came with a wink.

(Pop: come for the sexism, stay for the ageism).

"You could see some of the explosiveness and pop coming back into his game".

In the weeks after Pop came bearing gifts, everything pretty much went to shit.