Sentence examples for pop in now from inspiring English sources

I'm not planning to liveblog minute-by-minute (far too distracting for everyone) - I'll just pop in now and then during the show to give an update and report on what's happening where I'm watching – I'm staying with some friends in Norfolk, none of whom have ever watched a Derren Brown show before, but are willing to join in and see what happens.

We'll be poolside, so don't try ringing – the only signal is in your room, if you don't mind people popping in now and again, and don't be surprised, we've agreed no swimsuits by the pool and it's hardly worth dressing to go indoors.

He still pops in now and then for a plateful of bauernfruestueck (German farmer's breakfast), scrambled eggs with the works, renamed by chef Silvio Moreira in his honor as the Governator Special.

"If this was in Melbourne and you had to walk around the corner, you'd probably pop in every now and again.

Higher variation, on the other hand, means users pop in every now and then for a marathon to play catch-up.

Or if your mouth is watering, pop 'em in now!

Vaughan was everywhere across the competition, with just a touch of neo-soul and new pop mannerism creeping in now and then.

A version of it was collected on Zendooni, a 2012 compilation on Pharaway Sounds, focusing on pre-revolutionary pop in what is now Iran.

7. Best Coast - Crazy For You. There's a big resurgence of surf-y pop in L.A. right now, and I love it.

Beyond that, I'm a snob who refuses to be moved by big names popping up in now-unsurprising places.

RATHER than pour a sickly-coloured goo, also called detergent, into a washing machine, thousands of people now pop in a "laundry egg" filled with cleaning pellets.