Sentence examples for pop material from inspiring English sources

Joel has not released an album of new pop material since 1993.

"It's a very joyous, very pop material, and that's what I'm really excited about," he said.

In 1973 she began recording more-polished pop material, culminating in her first hit single, a 1977 reworking of Del Shannon's "Runaway".

Burns found it impossible to keep the band on the road with a jazz repertoire alone and was forced to introduce more pop material.

While some furnishings are covered in traditional velvets and leathers, others, like a group of French Renaissance pieces, are covered in a decidedly more pop material -- plastic.

As opposed to her gospel show during the 1997 festival, this concert stuck mostly to her pop material, from the 60's to the present.

While reaching 1,000 adults through a 30-second network television commercial costs $4.05 to $7.75, the cost per thousand for a store merchandiser or a sign with a one-year life is only 3 cents to 37 cents.4 These figures reflect the low production and installation costs of POP materials and the fact that the same POP materials are seen repeatedly by consumers and salespeople.

"What I do is take Pop materials and add a whole other layer," he said.

It's a tight collection of groovy power-pop material built on a good sense of humor.

While reviewing Smith's 1993 Monument compilation Greatest Hits on Monument, Allmusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine commented that she not only recorded country-pop material, but also "heavily produced adult contemporary ballads and big, shiny disco-influenced pop numbers".

This is the pop-material side of Internet memes.