Examples of 'pop home' in a sentence
Meaning of "pop home"
pop home ~ a colloquial expression that means to quickly return or go back home. It suggests a brief or sudden visit to one's residence and is often used when someone needs to retrieve something or attend to a personal matter before returning to their previous location
How to use "pop home" in a sentence
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I will just pop home to get my notes.
Would you like me to pop home.
I will pop home and get it.
Just got to pop home.
I will pop home and meet you back here.
I just have to pop home first.
I might pop home and fetch the wife and kids.
I had to pop home.
I will pop home and see what I can do.
I have to pop home.
Okay, quick pop home for a little magic book consultation.
But we had to take Pop home first.
I will just pop home and sort things out there.
I am going to take my Pop home.
I have just had to pop home to pick up some documents.
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I should not say this, but if you do not want to stay in school, just pop home.
They let me pop home for a few bits and pieces.
Oh, I just have to pop home first.
I will pop home and meet you back here . Bob and Nassim are on their way.
I think I will be off. I will just pop home and sort things out there.
I'm going to pop home and get some carpet cleaner. all right then, dear.
Yeah . I am going to take my pop home.
I have just had to pop home to pick up some documents . Yes.
No, I thought I would come along, see if you are open, and then pop home again.
Great! I might pop home and fetch the wife and kids.
To toss some clothes in the dryer, Wow, I pop home for five minutes.
I will just pop home and sort things out there. Take care. And thank you.
So, I did . But we had to take Pop home first.
Can you pop home quick?
Got to pop home quickly, then I will come over, okay?
You relax, sweetheart . I will pop home and see what I can do.
Wow, I pop home for five minutes.
Del, desperate men on the run don't pop home to borrow a tin-opener!
Is Pop home yet?
But we had to take Pop home first . Or at least, to the.
I 'd love to pop home next Summer!
S'pose I should pop home - see how Brian 's managing.
Listen, I need to pop home for a bit after this call, OK?
