Sentence examples for pops too from inspiring English sources

STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY "And Pops, Too!" Works by Bizet, Bernstein, Rodgers and Hammerstein and others.

"Don't be surprised if this bubble pops too," said Robert D. Reischauer, president of the Urban Institute, who is one of the foremost authorities in Washington on government health policy.

Jools Holland was too worthy, Top of the Pops too cheesy, CD:UK too teeny-bop, but on TFI live music, with a real, pogoing audience, provided the beating heart of Chris Evans' perfect pre/post-pub telly.

It's Access Hollywood for the thespian set: highly produced mini-features including everything from opening night red carpet chit-chat to "what I did when I heard about my Tony nomination" star vox pops too - ­ in this case,­ footage of Broadway casts performing in non-theatrical settings.

People watching the broadcast on the internet streaming platform Twitch heard the pops too; video and audio of the shooting soon made its way across social media.

This makes the pops too sweet.

Bonds may pop, too.

"They thought I was too pop, too sexy, too brunette".

"He kept us in the ballgame all night and showed some pop, too".

When this next bubble pops - and it will pop - the idea to make no money can finally pop, too.

Like Euro pop, too much contemporary Turkish food tries to deliver an ethnic experience without scaring off parochial palates.