Sentence examples for pop words from inspiring English sources
Big data, infographics, visualisations – the pop words of a modern phenomenon.
People are allowed a vox pop word or two, for colour.
The word Muggle has spread beyond its Harry Potter origins, becoming one of few pop culture words to land in the Oxford English Dictionary.
The music's Pharrell Williams-assistedanceflooror pop; the words entirely Shakira's.
(It was a calculated strike: in a proudly scrappy genre like punk-pop, the words went straight for the jugular).
(It was a calculated strike: In such a proudly scrappy genre as punk-pop, the words went straight for the jugular).
A couple of days later, when her phone rang, up popped the words "Church of the Incarnation" on her caller ID.
But publishers know it's the pop-culture words that the media will write about, under headings like " 'W00t,' 'Sexting' Now Officially Real Words".
I've seen this ugly little word pop up in news headlines a lot lately.
beverage maker popped on word that sales of Java Monster its new coffee drink that supposedly has half the caffeine, double the punch of regular java beat expectations.
The word pop was originally derived from the word popular.
