Sentence examples for pop forward from inspiring English sources

Background details done in gold glitter pop forward from the wonderfully handled deep space.

Listen to "Black Gold": David Gedge and his band The Wedding Present, which picked up the jangly-guitar baton from the Smiths in the eighties and has carried heart-on-the-sleeve pop forward into the present — more or less continuously (even through those Cinerama years) — is back with a new release, "Valentina".

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet David Gedge and his band The Wedding Present, which picked up the jangly-guitar baton from the Smiths in the eighties and has carried heart-on-the-sleeve pop forward into the present — more or less continuously (even through those Cinerama years) — is back with a new release, "Valentina".

But light animates the domestic silence, and colors suddenly pop forward as independent abstract shapes: the orange of the chair on the left; the violet and butter-yellow of scraps of fabric piled on the table to the right; the patch of red framed by the central woman's arm, torso and hip.

His live recordings further reveal his deep respect for pop as a form and as an ideology; his covers paid tribute to his elders – Stevie Wonder, Queen, the Doobie Brothers – with verve and revealed how he kept up with his contemporaries, taking on the work of Terence Trent D'Arby and Seal while also taking detailed notes on how they were pushing pop forward.

When you load a comic book there are about 70 right now and growing from independent comic book publishers, but Baldwin hopes to add Marvel soon you can click on each panel to make it pop forward and become bigger.

Guy Pearce stars as heroic Victorian inventor Prof Hartdegen, popping forward in his time machine 800,000 years hence to rescue a miserable mankind enslaved by Jeremy Irons' horrible UberMorlock.

The ball popped forward into the air, and Briggs grabbed it and rumbled for his first interception return for a score since 2005 to put the Bears (3-1) ahead, 24-7.

Inspired by the elaborately constructed Polish synagogues that were largely destroyed during World War II, the works in this series are made of wood, not canvas; their intermittent stripes are indented or popped forward, a device that Mr. Stella has applied liberally in his architectural designs, none of which have been built.

The spring-loaded palladium belt-clip also pops forward to do double duty as a desk stand.

And once in a while, a recognizable face or feature pops forward from this collage of historical visages: George Bush Senior's blue eyes, Margaret Thatcher's hair, and Kim Jong Il's glasses.