Housing markets in Britain, Ireland and Spain were every bit as bubbly as in America.
Denbies’ sparkling wine tastes biscuity and refreshing; it will soon be the only English bubbly in stock in the classiest house-label range at Sainsbury’s, a big supermarket.
Even though there are no words that can explain what love is, we all know what love feels like... all warm and bubbly with golden light and... why, it's similar to the feelings we get each spring.
Until then, Shanghai's bubbly bourse will likely remain what it is today: an internal affair.
The humor here may be a bit dark for a bubbly blond but I think you get my drift.
At Ault, I doubted I would ever need a second blue book because even my handwriting had changed-once my letters had been bubbly and messy, and now they were thin and small.
Foreign investors should tread carefully in China's bubbly asset markets, but there is no question about the economy's underlying strength.
And he's pleasant in a real way, not like a waitress paid to be bubbly, but like a friend in high spirits.
A soft landing for a bubbly housing market could help underpin the rebound in the economy in the medium-term.
And she was just a bubbly, exuberant young woman.
The firm has been wooing new customers at a terrific pace, but even before the scandal broke its shares had fallen by more than half from the bubbly days of 2007.
"Liquidity," that bubbly speculative elixir, gurgled from the founts of the world's central Banks.
One reason is that America is a big country. Comparing its entire housing market—including slow-growing rural areas—with selected European hotspots makes it look less bubbly.
The ex-Savage Garden star, who is worth more than$20 million, married the bubbly performer during a low-key ceremony on the Gold Coast.
