Sentence examples for pop while the from inspiring English sources
Pronto, which includes Mr. Jorgensen, was the most assertively pop, while the Autumn Defense, featuring Mr. Stirratt and Mr. Sansone, sounded warm and radiant, all countrified shimmer.
Indian and folk traditions share space with contemporary pop while the mythic goes head to head with the commonplace and life with death.
Neva Dinova's "Rollerskating" and "Someone's Love" are exercises in glum, folksy pop, while the standout track, Bright Eyes' "I Know You", uses poignant pipe organ to carry Oberst's reflections on how ambition is sabotaged by low standards.
Though very different, these groups share a fascination with kitschy pop history: the Brooklyn-based Ladybug Transistor tweaks 1960's-vintage pop while the Faint from Omaha creates a flashy repilica of 1980's New Wave.
He took on the Jordanaires vocal group to link him to doo-wop and pop, while "The Million Dollar Quartet" recordings -- made in a 1956 Sun Studios jam session with Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash and Carl Perkins -- show how close he was to gospel and country.
The catwalk brought to life the ghost of the late king of pop, while the front row, packed to bursting with friends, lovers and family of Isabella Blow and Alexander McQueen, another longtime Treacy collaborator, was full of ghosts of British fashion past.
It takes a little while to learn just the right amount of pressure to cause the bubbles to pop while holding the bubble wrap.
David Sanborn's saxophone break at the beginning may be one of the coolest and most iconic in pop, while near the conclusion Bowie cheekily slips in words borrowed from A Day in the Life by his pal John Lennon.
Although, if you ask for a pop while on the boat they will look at you funny and ask if you're basically a Yankee (which I am) because you say pop versus Coke.
Explain to your child that her ears will pop while on the plane.
It was said to have gotten so hot that the Ramsey Popcorn Company's fields of corn started to pop while still in the husks.
