Sentence examples for popped around from inspiring English sources

"We need a ring bearer," she said, as bottles of Champagne popped around her. "And I need to put my lipstick on".

Many had already put in a full workday, dinner had come and gone, and yawns popped around the room like long, slow flashbulbs.

Normally, Elisa popped around to make sure I wasn't mangling what I was working on, but she must have trusted me with the carrots — after all, what can you do to a carrot?

Virginia Dobles, an advertising executive in New York, recalls a private butler at a London hotel who popped around every 15 minutes, or so it seemed to her, asking if there was anything he could do to make her stay more pleasant.

"Not that there's anything wrong with being gay," he said, awkwardly laughing as I popped around the corner.

PayPal started trading in July earlier this year, and at the time immediately popped around 8percentt in trading on its first day as an independent, publicly traded company.

Please ring the bell and someone will pop around".

I used to pop around with him and do odd jobs.

TRUE friends are welcome to pop around, even when they have little of substance to talk about.

"It's bad for British business, apart from anything else, if allegations of bribery popping around aren't investigated".

Go to the National Portrait Gallery's Taylor Wessing exhibition, then pop around the corner to see the National Gallery's late Rembrandt show.