Sentence examples for pop cuts from inspiring English sources

Though it is also sweet, its penetrating citrine pop cuts like the Jaws of Life at the close of a hearty meal.

This is pop by committee, with half-a-dozen writers' credits per song; some identikit urban pop cuts such as Another One ill suit a kid from Brighton.

He has rebuffed offers from various producers and executives ("the Resurrectionists," Joel calls them) to record standards or old pop cuts, or even to rearrange his own stuff and present it anew.

A writer for MuuMuse spoke favorably of her "vocal and musical versatility" and commended the project as a "rock solid 5-track collection of next-level crunchy pop cuts".

Andrew Hampp of Billboard gave the song a positive review, but felt the song was too similar to the JoJo song "Disaster", adding that "Of the three mid-tempo pop cuts on the album, 'Marilyn Monroe' stands the best chance of pop crossover".

The 80s are a constant touchstone, never more so than on pre-album pop cut Rebound.

Then it won't pop! Cut out the pictures and illustrations you created.

For every Les Sex (a camp winner that recalls Lady Gaga) or Million Miles (a dance-pop cut with Kylie at her most feline on the verses), there is a failed experiment such as If Only.

(Sinagra) LADYTRON (Tomorrow) Influenced by 1980's synth-pop's great songwriting as well as its style, Ladytron arrived before New York's fleeting electroclash moment, and it has survived it, playing dark, droning dance-pop cut with a romantic sense of alienation.

The 1975 are, though, one of the biggest and shiniest new pop bands in the UK, the breakout act of 2013, who peddle an unlikely variant of 80s funk-pop cut with 21st-century R&B; a Mancunian all-boy version of Haim, perhaps.

On the Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Power of Equality," Flea's high bass pops cut, but low notes are a bit muffled; the rest of the music sounds well balanced.