Sentence examples for which pops up from inspiring English sources
The iPad boasts a big virtual keyboard, which pops up when needed.
The lock icon which pops up in browsers for such sites may have lulled less tech-savvy types into complacency.
Start by clicking the volume icon in the Vista taskbar, which pops up a single volume slider.
Usually that means pork, which pops up in some form in more than a third of the dishes.
It's a winning combination, which pops up in every generation, conferring party invites on the possessor and revealing the zeitgeist to the rest of us.
ONE of the better ads in America's presidential campaign is the National Rifle Association's poodle poster, which pops up in gun shops around the Great Lakes.
To support it, Garmin includes advertisements, which pop up on the screen.
These are those of an ethical nature, which pop up whenever scientists broach the nature-nurture nexus.
You can now share content directly with contacts within messaging apps, which pop up when you hit the share button.
Harriet definitely proved herself a geek with random facts and quirks which popped up, usually in dialogue.
On the red carpet, Rousteing and Bieber stopped every few paces to suck in their cheeks and pose for photos, many of which popped up on Instagram.
