Sentence examples for pop smear from inspiring English sources

Keenan appeared on the cover of the May/June 1999 issue of Pop Smear magazine, portraying Charles Manson as part of a photo essay, imitating a famous Life magazine portrait.

Palma Violets, an English band, brought a beery, punky exuberance to big Brit-pop choruses, smearing them enough to make them fun.

Smear it around your nail.

Yet these Tory smears against Khan did not pop up in the occasional Facebook post of some oddball Tory councillor.

We are also listening to Iggy Pop walk across his audience's hands and smear himself in peanut butter whilst singing "1970".

That desperateness to smear Obama contrary to the truth popped up yet again over a claim that Obama's recent trip to India and Asia cost a mind-blowing $200 a day.

"[Iggy Pop] walking out on to the audience, breaking glass, smearing peanut butter on himself – was this a stage show?

Those three albums include songs as short as voice mails and noisy as auto-body shops, as well as smeared, floating music as harmonically delicate as any pop recorded in the state of California.

If you don't have an ashtray, but don't want to create a large black smear by grinding the cigarette out with your shoe, you can pop the cherry.

We saw it pop up in New Jersey with the Free Enterprise Fund ads, which repeated Tom Kean Jr.'s smears".

You really can imagine children – babies, even – liking this stuff, and it is stuff: gorgeously gooey, gunky funk-pop, the sort of thing you want to squelch between your fingers or smear into shapes on a whiteboard.