Sentence examples for student pop from inspiring English sources
Student: Pop music tends to have a vocal part?
When his Macintosh Classics went on the fritz, Mr. Kirschenbaum had a grad student pop the motherboards into the dishwasher.
It is the epicenter of a certain kind of student pop culture, where mayhem meets music and some very bright college students try to create social commentary that will make people gasp, laugh, clap, cheer, jeer, fire off nasty letters or simply walk out.
When Kolone Scanlan, a doctoral student, popped by Dr. Constantine's office yesterday with a bouquet of flowers and a card, it was Ms. Scanlan who broke out into tears and Dr. Constantine who offered words of comfort.
New shows written by the theater's students pop up throughout the week.
About 100 students pop into the Rabbit Café every week and the regular visitors say it's the highlight of the week.
In 1962 Ken Russell's profile of four of the college's students, Pop Goes the Easel, featured Boty prominently in scenes she devised herself.
In a Princeton test paper, a section headed "Grammar in Real Life" told students: "Pop lyrics are a great source of bad grammar.
Students pop a balloon to get at the question inside, which they must answer correctly in order to select another game to play.
Then, the students popped open their funnels.
No students popped in to inquire about jobs; no employers called to recruit.
