Sentence examples for bubbly from inspiring English sources

BUBBLY in hand and bubbly on the boards.

The Pakistani Taliban even seized a territory in the heart of the country, Swat.Pakistan enjoyed a period of rapid economic growth during his time in office, but it was a bubbly time for Pakistan, and the bubbles burst as Mr Musharraf was leaving office.

The country enjoyed a period of rapid economic growth during his time in office, but it was a bubbly time for Pakistan and the bubbles burst as Mr Musharraf was leaving office.

Let me try to help.I find Vernon Smith (a brilliant Nobel laureate) and Steven Gerstad's thumbnail account of the bubbly run-up to the crisis compelling:[T]he largest [housing bubble] in U.S. history started in 1997, probably sparked by rising household income that began in 1992 combined with the elimination in 1997 of taxes on residential capital gains up to $500,000.

A forward p/e ratio for A shares of 40 (again, based on forecast profits) certainly looks bubbly, but it too is much lower than in previous bubbles.

And for all her bubbly charm, a steely professionalism glints occasionally.

Early on they all come in me cab looking a million dollars with bottles of bubbly in their hands, and then after midnight they're falling over themselves, getting into fights," he says.

Fondamenta Nani 992, Dorsoduro, +39 041 522 7911, on Facebook, closed Sunday Near the lush garden walkway that leads into the Biennale of Art, the Spighe is an oasis of healthy eating, offering organic, vegetarian and vegan fare, created by the bubbly Doriana Pressotto.

But the temptation to reach for the bubbly will have been strong.

WHEN Britain's long-bubbly housing market slumped in 2008, few expected a quick rebound.

"We're the ones now under siege," says the owner of Che Che, a hubbly-bubbly café in Ramallah.With the region's winds blowing the Islamists' way, Mr Abbas may be tiring of trying to persuade the West to give him a state.