Sentence examples for thing of pop from inspiring English sources

That's in large part what makes Triple Threat so funny: McCormack's ravening solipsism ("I want to be famous!") as our host – a satire, she says, on "that whole thing of pop culture as a new religion".

Whole tub of ice cream and a big thing of pop.

Also, there was a slight elation that came with pulling off a well-timed shoryuken before the inputs became a thing of pop culture normalcy.

"Yeah, that was really nice to walk back out onto that court, and little things kind of pop into your mind as you're walking out there again".

"Little things kind of pop into your mind as you're walking out there again," she said the other day.

Indeed, "Australia's so racist!" would often be the first thing to pop out of people's mouths when I mentioned I was moving there.

You can't be sitting on Twitter looking for these sorts of things to pop up all the time.

Home is a sun-drenched studio apartment in Center City, monastically vacant but for a mattress, a yoga mat, a small bookcase, a picture of a blond Jesus swathed in Indian silks (his forehead bearing a red dot) and an iBook, which stores, among other things, the demo of pop songs he is writing.

And that widely shared docility was perhaps the only shocking thing in an evening of pop entertainment that ran the musical gamut from OutKast to Andy Williams.

It's certainly not a thing of pleasure that pops into your mind, or happiness, either.

Discussing the change of genre between her lead singles, Milian said that the "first single off my last album, 'AM to PM', was more of a kiddie kind of thing, very pop.