How To Use Pop in In A Sentence
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One can't simply install the operating system on an existing machine, pop in a couple of peripherals and go.
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But he does pop in now and again and has also enlisted his celeb chef pals to help out at various times during the year.
The Sun
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I knew all their names and used to pop in at least three times a week.
Times, Sunday Times
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The sprung fibreglass poles pop into place, then all you have to do is knock a few pegs into the ground.
Times, Sunday Times
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The word mudslide made Bo’s sinking head pop into Corey’s mind, and his stomach squirmed, this time with nausea.
The Good House
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If using fresh tomatoes, plunge them into boiling water for 30 seconds, then pop in cold water, enabling you to peel the skins away.
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All are welcome at our cafe, so do pop in, have a bite to eat, and find out more about kebele and the other local alternatives that exists.
Indymedia Ireland
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She panics when people pop in unexpectedly, rushing round plumping cushions.
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I knew all their names and used to pop in at least three times a week.
Times, Sunday Times
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If you're ever passing pop in and see me.
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Nitpicking aside, the new approach seems to have sharpened their pop instincts.
Times, Sunday Times
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The musicians blueprinted the combination of a pale, angst-ridden singer backed by quasi-industrial pop in the early 1990s, then split in 1994, only to see virtual soundalikes rise to superstardom.
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Dashing mixologists behind the bar prepare classic concoctions to get you in the mood and you could just pop in here for a drink.
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If the only way to get a shower before noon is to pop in Baby Einstein, then chat baby up the rest of the day to cover the lost vocabulary. -- m
Uh-oh
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I'll tune in every Christmas for the 24-hour "A Christmas Story" marathon, but the "Christmas Carol" - inspired tale of a jerkface TV exec and his eye-opening ghostly adventures is something I can pop in anytime, anywhere.
Bill Murray Re-Teaming With ‘Scrooged’ Writer Mitch Glazer For ‘Passion Play’ » MTV Movies Blog
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Pop into the freezer while you make the filling.
Times, Sunday Times
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The uncertainty principle, derived from quantum mechanics, implies that at the subatomic level virtual particles, also called quantum fluctuations, pop in and out of existence.
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I pop in and see what I want, but for about 10 minutes I can't find a sales clerk anywhere near the sporting goods area.
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A cliff is nest site for jackdaws; they pop in and out of the football and fist-sized holes in the soft yellow magnesian limestone.
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She demonstrates her ability to transform common pop into unusual, mystical notes.
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Mean Mr Sun has decided to brightly pop in at just the moment he usually hits my screen - obliterating all view of what's on it.
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Wrap each one in clingfilm and pop in the freezer for 15-20 minutes.
Times, Sunday Times
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Naturally, you can pop in your DVD movies and watch them in 16: 10 widescreen letterbox format on the gorgeous LCD display.
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The word that should pop into your head right now isn't mutiny, it's barratry.
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I had Becky bring me a glass of ice chunks from the ice house, which I would pop into my mouth and suck on.
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While it is easy to imagine keeping a bookshop/library where Hemingway, Gide and Maurois constantly pop in for a chat and a biscuit to be some kind of ideal, unalienated labour, Beach's letters show that it was far more tricky than that.
The Letters of Sylvia Beach edited by Keri Walsh
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What's more, during the day you're welcome to pop in just for a coffee.
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Next to the pigpen is a long, planed board propped on makeshift trestles, and on the board is a cash register-the silver kind where the buttons pop into the window: 50¢, $1, No charge.
Songs of the Humpback Whale
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The sprung fibreglass poles pop into place, then all you have to do is knock a few pegs into the ground.
Times, Sunday Times
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Thus, the Youth Daily proclaimed, ‘The draw of the Super Girls leaves the heavenly kings of pop in their dust.’
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It was reminiscent of a stereogram, hinting at some ‘three dimensional’ image that would pop into view if you looked at it just right and concentrated hard enough.
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Pop in the freezer for one hour or until firm but not frozen.
Times, Sunday Times
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Given the propensity of other footballers for losing millions in creative investment schemes, perhaps he could pop into a nearby bank for some advice.
Times, Sunday Times
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I need to pop into the drugstore for a second.
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There are many people who are very used to listening to opera, classical music, world music, and pop in languages other than their own.
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Now semi-retired - ‘I still pop into the office two days a week’ - Doyle can appreciate anyone wanting to give up the day job, but he does not think Hendry is ready to do so yet.
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I felt my sacral ileac (I have no idea if that is spelled correctly and I'm too lazy to look it up.) joint pop into place, and he also pushed me around in a bunch of different places.
Mommy Brain
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IT USED TO BE that the solution for any dull spot in the garden was to pop in a big-leafed plant like an acanthus or rodgersia for contrast.
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Inventively enough, smaller bits of story pop in like a comic book panel, giving another perspective on how hard the enemy is scrambling to end Shank's bloodlust, which is something I couldn't get enough of.
Gaming Age Online | Videogame News and Reviews
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Wrap each one in clingfilm and pop in the freezer for 15-20 minutes.
Times, Sunday Times
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Somehow, the shop managed to mislay the actual CD and all they can find is the sleeve, though they've assured me the disk is lying around somewhere and I hope to pop in over lunch and take it home with me.
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Why don't you pop in/over and see us this afternoon?
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They had bought a sausage roll each and held a bottle of pop in their hands.
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It makes sense, to me, that Girl Talk is from Pittsburgh–he’s making a little nest of shiny musical things from the rubble of industrialism aka the pop industry.
2008 July | Goblin Mercantile Exchange
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They have a definite Brit-pop influence but much harder, at least live (i don't think the new album is as hard).
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I work on polishing it and harmonising it, but the melodies just are there, they just sort of pop in to my mind.
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There's been a dearth of four-part harmonisers in pop in recent decades, unless you include The Housemartins - to whom, come to think of it, fellow North Easterners The Furtureheads also bear some visual resemblance.
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The shop is poorly run, inadequately stocked, with indifferent staff, but you can at least pop in and out within five minutes.
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Jones made his fortune as a hip-swinging, winkingly louche purveyor of lounge pop in its purest, giddiest forms.
Album review: Tom Jones, "Praise & Blame"
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You don't need to be a computer whizz; simply pop in the details of your plants.
Times, Sunday Times
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He is frequently caricatured as a frosty pop intellectual, dry and aloof and uptight.
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The bead will pop into your vision like a jack-in-the-box.
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Pop in a blender or food processor and whizz up with the icing sugar and lemon juice.
Times, Sunday Times
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Insist they sing something, provide an online facility to help timid teachers, pop in the multiculti stuff - fine.
Times, Sunday Times
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If using fresh tomatoes, plunge them into boiling water for 30 seconds, then pop in cold water, enabling you to peel the skins away.
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Both were served with delicious green beans that still had a nice crunch to them and little roasted potatoes that you could easily pop into your mouth without a fork.
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CHUCK WRIGHT, EYEWITNESS: I was standing next to the atrium, and all of the sudden I heard these loud noises, like pop, pop, pop in a row and I immediately, I kind of tensed up, and I thought, what is that?
CNN Transcript Dec 6, 2007
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As tender perennials are damaged by frost, remove them and pop in fall-blooming asters, chrysanthemums, and pansies.
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There's very little novel about the phenomenon of the pop industry flirting with lesbianism and schoolgirl sexuality.
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Anesthesiologist Dr. Paul White testified for the defense Friday in the involuntary manslaughter trial of Dr. Conrad Murray and claimed that the fatal dose of propofol that killed the King of Pop in June 2009 was most likely self-administered, TheWrap.com reports.
Expert: Michael Jackson Likely Gave Himself Fatal Drug Dose
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While we eat, locals pop in for takeaway chips, milkshakes and ice cream.
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If you're ever passing pop in and see me.
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Endless buffets, all-you-can-eat dessert bars and trays of greasy fries and burgers tend to pop into mind when you think of college cafeterias.
Her Campus: The 10 Healthiest College Dining Halls in America
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Cover with clingfilm and pop in the fridge overnight or for at least 5 hours until set.
The Sun
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That lag is perfectly congruent with his theory that the bigger part of the crash came when overly restrictive monetary policy turned a manageable bubble pop into the end of the world as we know it.
Matthew Yglesias » A Broad-Based Real Estate Bubble
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He dresses film stars, supermodels and the aristocracy of pop in clothes that are symbols of status and success.
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Pop in a blender or food processor and whizz up with the icing sugar and lemon juice.
Times, Sunday Times
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Cheap Trick genuinely infuse their brand of Beatlesque power pop into a live tribute that pays homage to their musical influences, by capturing the essence of an album that changed music history.
2009 August | CheapTrick.com
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This has helped turn Korean mainstream pop into a financial viable phenomenon.
Times, Sunday Times
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• While making a documentary about the King of Pop in 2003, British reporter Martin Bashir observed Jackson pay “an obscene amount of money” for a marble and parcel-gilt chess set because Jackson believed it was a set for a game called Jetan.
Traces of Chew-Z found in Michael Jackson’s blood, may have suffered from rare Barsoomzeolotus Disorder
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Thoughts about work pop into my head and I spend some time mulling them over.
The Sun
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But anyway I got the webcam, took it to work, installed it on my pc there with no fuss or hassle, just pop in the cd, agree to the terms and conditions and then we're good to go.
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Thoughts like, "I can't give up that gorgeous little white creamer," pop into my head and for a second at least I am convinced I can't go, I can't be separated from some adorable little dish, or expertly molded bentwood chair.
Katie Beck: Pardon My French: Our Heroine Sells Her Old Life
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If you're ever passing pop in and see me.
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Why don't you pop in/over and see us this afternoon?
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But like Hopkins, Lin wants almost every syllable to pop in some way, and he pushes the line across the page quickly, impatiently, challenging the ear to assimilate its bounding prosody.
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However we had to get going as I'd promised to pop into work briefly to check out my new laptop.
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This has helped turn Korean mainstream pop into a financial viable phenomenon.
Times, Sunday Times
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She can pop in and bring other people as well.
Times, Sunday Times
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She can pop in and bring other people as well.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is an extremely rhythmic and melodic collection of songs that expresses pop in the most subtle of ways.
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Pop in a blender or food processor and whizz up with the icing sugar and lemon juice.
Times, Sunday Times
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Parking is horribly overpriced at $7 a pop in the lots and parkades, but worse is the lack of it.
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A penniless Fred, still in striped pants, tailcoat, and spats, hops a freight for New York, with Pop in tow.
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These services have their negatives, such as ads that continuously appear on screen or pop into your e-mail in-box.
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But when I try to get him to talk about the way we all have thoughts that pop in our head that we're ashamed of, don't we, he comes over all arsey again.
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I'm looking at Blake the way a little starry-eyed kid looks at a giant lollipop in a candy store.
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These will include highly respected Croydonian Erudite Nick Drew witty City Unslicker and Ed. Do pop in for a splosh of egg nog if you cannot resist ,6.30 PM 1-3 Tooley Street, Southwark, London, SE1 2PF
The Stars Come Out
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Thoughts about work pop into my head and I spend some time mulling them over.
The Sun
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Posner's sound is almost certainly Pop in terms of strict genre, but he's really somewhere between that and hip-hop, blending smooth R&B vocals with technopop beats.
Daniel Roberts: Artwork Revealed for Mike Posner Debut Album
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Why don't you pop in for a drink next time you're in the area?
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But he does pop in now and again and has also enlisted his celeb chef pals to help out at various times during the year.
The Sun
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Carter volleyed Carlton into the lead with what looked to be the winner with two minutes remaining but there was still time for Mark Andrews to pop in an equaliser.
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On the way I pop into the wellness centre to find out about my fasting programme.
Times, Sunday Times
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I've just got to pop into the bank to get some money.
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Pop in the oven and cook for 8 min, less if you are using plaice or thin lemon sole fillets.
Times, Sunday Times
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I did take a moment during the day to pop out with Olivia (who perked up a bit at midday before going downhill again) and go to the chemist for more Calpol and throat lozenges, pop into my local haberdashery for much needed plain black cotton and more pelmet vilene (ok, and a few other goodies, too, of course), and a quick foray into McDonald's for a milkshake to ease the sore throat.
Placemats & stuff
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Edamame are delicious and come frozen shelled or unshelled - just pop into boiling water for a few minutes and enjoy.
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So when the champagne corks pop in Japan, instead of spraying it, the recipients should put personal differences aside and use it to toast Michael Schumacher, the sport's greatest-ever driver.
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It was that having agreed that a calendar would be useful the means of getting one that felt natural to her was not to pop into a stationers and pay a quid but to shift the onus onto her social worker.
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In the past three or so years, there's been a surge in electropop interest that has found its mainstream expression in La Roux but its underground fans in crate-digging compilations of European synth marginalia.
This week's new live music
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You can also pop in an exercise video to get revved up.
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Coppola cast him as Sodapop in The Outsiders.
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The Shadows were among the greatest and most influential pop instrumentalists of the last century - the true tunesmiths of a bygone era.
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You establish the fact that you don't have any bottles of the feeble europop in your house by mis-spelling "Heineken"!
Heiniken Man
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I knew all their names and used to pop in at least three times a week.
Times, Sunday Times
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Shorter, bushier and especially free-flowering, it has lovely orange-red blooms that really pop in the garden.
Groundwork: The deliciously seedy sunflower
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I don't mind being seen on the bike with lycra, but if I pop into the shop or a pub I prefer to be wearing baggies!
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Cover with clingfilm and pop in the fridge while you get on with the skewers.
Times, Sunday Times
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She can pop in and bring other people as well.
Times, Sunday Times
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The sprung fibreglass poles pop into place, then all you have to do is knock a few pegs into the ground.
Times, Sunday Times
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What emerges is a bigger, broader picture - a new world of pop in its birth throes.
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For a few moments we become regrettably flippant, and toy with the idea of composing a Handbook to Eton in the Sellar-Yeatman style, beginning with the sentence: "No scug is permitted to order a strawberry pop in the mess.
Try Anything Twice
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He was in New York for the premiere of Tommy in 1975 and had decided to pop in on his admirer while he was in town.
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They had bought a sausage roll each and held a bottle of pop in their hands.
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That's where dishes you can pop in the oven and forget about come in.
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It had a renowned cantine, where we were served in courses by Portuguese women, but most of us preferred the café across the street, which was equipped with pinball machines and a jukebox from which issued a steady diet of French pop interspersed with the Rolling Stones and the Rubettes.
Dreaming in French
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I think he is officiating at another event or two nearby and thought he would pop in and say hello.
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It seems no one is immune to the shimmering allure of the pop industry these days - not even soccer heroes like Niall Quinn.
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John Prime schemes to make lots of money with pop inventions (like the Rubik's Cube) that don't exist in farmboy John's world.
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Make sure you hear that little pop in the bottle when you open it, and also to serve the baby food onto a plate rather than just serving it straight out of the bottle.
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In between the universe expands, particles pop into existence, galaxies coalesce and stars burst into life.
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I thought I could just pop into my local clinic and see someone, like the drop in clinics I was used to.
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Jones made his fortune as a hip-swinging, winkingly louche purveyor of lounge pop in its purest, giddiest forms.
Album review: Tom Jones, "Praise & Blame"
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Meanwhile, celebrity guests pop in to join in the fun.
The Sun
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I mean if she had a lollipop in her mouth and started sucking her teeth, I would have thought she was Glamour Girl Sue.
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I find her, a ciggy in one hand and a bottle of Vodka alcopop in the other.
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All else is either pre-cooked or ready to pop in the oven.
Globe and Mail
