“She gently placed her fingertips to her heart and cooed before giving Elly a playful bop on the nose.”

“Gloria and her husband still enjoy a bit of a bop and a jive every now and then.”

“At the end-of-term bop, the pair approached Morrison to find out why they had been named in her email.”

“She gently placed her fingertips to her heart and cooed before giving Elly a playful bop on the nose.”

“Gloria and her husband still enjoy a bit of a bop and a jive every now and then.”

“At the end-of-term bop, the pair approached Morrison to find out why they had been named in her email.”

“A preppie in a sea of black leather, I was like some Beatlemaniac teen bopper.”

“Never under no circumstances place your wedding cake near the dance floor because the boogie bopper may cause a lotta heartache.”

“She's been moulded into a teeny bopper idol complete with brightly coloured trainers and her own posse of dancers.”

“I also thought about the influence that celebrities have on young impressionable teeny boppers.”

“One was for the Madonna-Prince boppers, one for the Morrisey-Cure ghoulies.”

“The teeny boppers are playing their tunes all over Wimbledon – there's new talent on the women's side and now here's this Aussie guy.”