Sentence examples for pop number from inspiring English sources

Friends Home The latest single from Friends' debut LP is a thin and funky pop number with a Smiths-style vocal hook.

A master self-promoter, she entered the stage from inside an egg before beginning an elaborate pop number with a cast of dancers in flowing yellow dresses.

A good half of them were professional music videos, including work by Avril Lavigne, Chris Brown, Leona Lewis and a saccharine Asian pop number complete with karaoke subtitles, whose popularity has been attributed to its misleading title, xxx.

Rather than the domain of the big ballad and the broken heart, she appears – to judge by the material she's released so far – to be much more at home in an upbeat pop number.

And the 20th-century contributions, apart from Britten, included a bright, shapely account of Finzi's "Brightness of This Day" and one pop number, performed by only the men in the choir, Mel Tormé's "Christmas Song".

But they were also controversial, as with "Short People," from 1977, a catchy little pop number on which Newman channelled the voice of simple-minded bigots so successfully that he was accused of being one himself.

However, in the end Zelmerlöw's sprightly high-energy rock-pop number Heroes triumphed, by 365 points to 303.

The song she heard was an unofficial remix of "Sabali," the ethereal electro-pop number that leads off "Welcome to Mali".

She transformed an obscure single written two decades earlier by George Usher, a local musician, from a middling power-pop number into something transcendent.

Tinkering electronics introduce the unassuming dream-pop number before an incredibly anthemic straight-for-the-chorus hook kicks in and you're immediately transported to this idyllic, height of summer sonic landscape.

Melbourne dame Banoffee, the second act of Sunday, stepped onstage wrapped in an Americana bomber jacket and eased the crowd into the day with her floaty, electro-pop number Got It.