Sentence examples for when it pops up from inspiring English sources
But I always get a spring in my step when it pops up on my iPod.
And when it pops up on TV we're happy to visit it again.
To much of the outside world, the image of Haiti — when it pops up at all — is one of catastrophes, both natural and man-made.
The word "created" always looks excessive when it pops up among the titles on a screen, but in Aaron Sorkin's case it fits.
NASA has harnessed a network of amateur astronomers to help track and report on asteroids that might someday strike Earth – and debunk hype when it pops up on Twitter.
The new news about Latrell, when it pops up, is always bad, sometimes comically, surreally so, such as when it was reported, in 2008, that Sprewell's yacht, "Milwaukee's Best," had run aground.
Last year, 'A Few Words in Defense of Our Country', included here, caused a brouhaha when it popped up on YouTube and iTunes with its droll poke at 'the worst leaders we've had'.
His singing voice -- a genuine shock when it popped up on the lovely "Picture" -- is taut and expressive.
I glanced at the picture when it popped up on my feed and I remember rolling my eyes.
He accepts a sexual proposition from an elderly neighbor, which leads to a gag that was already tired when it popped up in "Soul Men" a few months ago.
When it popped up out of nowhere with a way of tracking every murder in Washington, it seemed likely that a big news organization would snap it up or that foundations would trip over themselves to shove money at them.
