cropped

IPA: krˈɑpt

Examples of "cropped" in Sentences

Public appearances that toasted his title cropped up.
Moreover, she was their friend, and they were not about to start jumping to conclusions because her name cropped up in some FBI file.
I did not hear of Clay again until the end of the eighties, when his name cropped up among those indicted for fraud in the junk-bond scandal.
His name cropped up in 1963 in connection with the so-called Profumo debacle, in which an international vice ring nearly brought down the British government.
The term cropped up in the British press in the 1980s and 1990s, applied to the mothers of the Princess of Wales and Duchess of York; both mothers had left their husband and children.