Sentence examples for pop found from inspiring English sources
The Proms' occasional forays towards pop found the Pet Shop Boys already writing their tribute to Alan Turing, A Man From the Future.
I like loud, jangly guitar pop, found Brokeback Mountain kind of dull, and, at least since the age of four, have never done drag.
Its best bit is "Dammn Baby," Jackson's stab at the up-tempo springy pop found on today's charts; there's a bridge that samples her classic "I Get Lonely" and some anonymous ad-libs that sound a lot like Migos.
In a later study published in September 2003 in Clinical Endocrinology, Pop found that women with the lowest tenth percentile of T4 concentrations at 12 weeks' gestation bore children who experienced impaired mental and motor functioning at age 1 2 years.
Far from wondering why Lucky Soul should be making music that sounds as if it was recorded in 1963, Billie Davis, one of the more distinctive female voices of 1960s pop, finds their traditional songs "refreshing".
But there's another side he ignores almost completely, perhaps because the binary that underpins his argument — high culture versus low, or art versus pop — finds so little traction there.
Perhaps as their linked titles suggest, the graceful, swooning textures of Pop find their matches on Narkopop.
But it ends around 1971, as psychedelia calcified into prog and the pop artists who'd sung of their minds growing up to the sky on Top of the Pops found themselves back on the cabaret circuit.
Now a community health researcher at Laval University in Quebec City, in the mid-1980s he was engaged in what was expected to be a straightforward survey of persistent organic pollutants (POPs) found in breast milk samples from the province of Quebec.
There is general concern that persistent organic pollutants (POPs) found in the environment, wildlife, food, water, house dust, human tissues, and fluids may alter normal human physiologic activities (e.g., fetal development, immune and endocrine systems).
Now a team of Australian and Malaysian scientists reports that the concentrations of POPs found in C. mydas eggs from markets in Peninsular Malaysia could pose a considerable threat to human health [ EHP 117:1397–1401; van de Merwe et al.].
