Sentence examples for theme pop from inspiring English sources

The colorful campaign for Tide Pods — to appear in traditional, digital, mobile and social media, as well as in stores — will carry the theme "Pop in.

Among the social media outlets for the campaign, which carries the theme "Pop-Tarts LOL," are Facebook, MySpace, Photobucket, Twitter and YouTube.

This theme pops up reliably at every Games, so we have to hand it to USA Track and Field for getting a jump on things and accomplishing this a month before the Olympics even start.

The same theme pops up in a subplot in the oddball comedy-drama "The Station Agent," when it's revealed that the reclusive character played by Patricia Clarkson has lost a son.

The winter theme popped up in London a couple of years ago with the temporary Alpine Lodge on the roof of Shoreditch's Clubhouse and the earlier opening of the Ice Bar off Regent Street, but this season ski style is becoming a prominent part of the city's nightlife.

The plucky-struggle-against-illness theme popped up again when Russell Crowe, looking more like a bedraggled St Bernard dog than the star of Gladiator, won best actor for A Beautiful Mind, in which he plays the Nobel-prize winning mathematician John Nash, who has battled with schizophrenia for most of his career.

The value of vintage is another theme popping up in a few shows currently being developed by Bravo.

And the more I've thought about this idea, the more I have noticed variations of the doing-more-with-less theme popping up all over.

Choose a theme from the Theme pop-up menu and click Print.

This time there was the gratuitous introductory set from her band (a medley of summer-theme pop songs) and several periods when she left the stage entirely.

Around the actors, the ensemble (10 performers in all) engage in fetishistic, repetitive behaviors; occasionally sing bits of fire-theme pop songs ("Come on Baby, Light My Fire"; a bit literal, no?); or engage in frantic copulation.