One which cropped up several times was: 'Christopher is an atheist.
"Reaching," which cropped up in both sets, was a free-bop workout, its melody moving in sinewy eighth-note gusts.
The performance had its uneven moments, most of which cropped up during the opening work, Beethoven's Violin Sonata No. 9 ("Kreutzer").
The second-biggest tourist attraction is the skimpy, or topless, bars, which cropped up in the 19th century to keep the miners company.
Her latest book, A Place of Execution, is set geographically and chronologically close to the moors murders, which cropped up repeatedly during McDermid's journalistic career.
That's also raised questions about whether Flipboard can remain an independent company, given rumors that Twitter might acquire the company, which cropped up earlier this year.
And in 2015, non-degree granting "coding bootcamps," which cropped up around the country, also churned out roughly 16,000 graduates.
Another word which crops up is the fiercely incorrect 'legendary'legendary
Farmers use them to decide which crops to plant.
We contacted every crop-dust location, airports from which crop-dusters leave.
