Examples of 'had a pop' in a sentence
Meaning of "had a pop"
had a pop - Slang phrase meaning to attempt or try something, often with an element of risk or uncertainty involved
How to use "had a pop" in a sentence
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had a pop
Couple of punters had a pop at each other.
I had a pop quiz in history today.
One of your boys just had a pop at me.
We had a pop art show.
He will have had a pop.
You had a pop at him for drinking too much.
Roland Marwood could have had a pop.
But it also had a pop sensibility.
We had a pop band, but it was only a simple hobby project.
Cause we had a pop quiz.
I had a pop quiz in history today . Later.
And like that was not enough, then we had a pop quiz in history.
He had not had a pop hit of any kind for some years.
I would ask you how last night went, but we had a pop quiz today.
I always had a pop sensibility.
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Before the then-unknown actress landed the part, the Wachowskis had a pop superstar in mind.
He even had a pop at Shepherd this morning.
If not for you, Raymond would have found Avril and I and had a pop at me.
I came back, she had a pop corn on her shoulder.
We had a pop art show. We wanted to display the Thayer prominently.
One of your boys had a pop at me . Just about.
Wonder who 's tried to jump her . He will have had a pop.
The songs had a pop style, directed more for younger viewers.
Bruv, you know he was the one who had a pop at Sully at the cremation.
Today we had a pop quiz in algebra, and I totally flubbed a really easy question.
I'd ask you how last night went, but we had a pop quiz today.
Just so you know, we had a pop quiz in Miss Schrader 's class today.
Yes, in late April . We had a pop art show.
Rick's family had a pop up trailer.
One of your boys just had a pop at me . Er, just about.
And like that was not enough, then we had a pop quiz in history . Oh, European history.
At first, PolyGram 's claim was that Cassia had a pop repertoire and a better-looking image.
What a mess . Just so you know, we had a pop quiz in Miss Schrader 's class today.
