Sentence examples for release pop from inspiring English sources

Bob Last recently hinted that he may revive the Fast Product name – but not to release pop music.

You didn't have to believe, as some people seemed to, that Lemonade wasn't so much an R&B album as a latterday cross between The Female Eunuch and Malcolm X Speaks to realise that, with its release, pop music was – at least temporarily – driving the conversation once more.

Charlie pulled the handbrake, though not so firmly that the  release button popped off, jamming it on.

At 11 12 a.m., a press release popped in my in-box from Pantone, the color forecasting company, announcing its predictions for the fall season: Olympian Blue, Tangerine Tango, Ultramarine Green, Titanium, Honey Gold, Pink Flambé and other colors that I can't quite picture but assume to be rather bright.

Earlier this month, a very exciting press release popped up in my inbox.

And every once in a while, a film like Your Highness and Where the Wild Things Are, which was days from release, popped up to remind everyone how it could be.

After briefly pursuing a singing career — he was a baritone — he worked as a record executive and founded a label, Glory Records, which released pop and R&B music in the 1950s.

After two years in the army, she returned to singing, releasing pop albums that were best-sellers in Israel; in all, she had 16 gold and platinum albums there.

Alongside her official positions, Karimova released pop songs, designed jewellery and headed a charitable fund, and she was seen as a possible successor to her 75-year-old father until a spectacular fall from power in recent months.

You've also just released "Pop Up," your first musical compilation CD.

However, Men.com is plowing ahead with the plan ― albeit in a slightly different way ― and releasing "Pop Star: A Gay XXX Parody" on Oct. 1 featuring a Justin Bieber look-alike.