pop the champagne , auch: pop the champagne cork

Just don’t go and get all soft now that you’ve finally had a reason to pop the champagne for the first time in 25 years.

I can hear all you baby boomers popping the champagne.

If this outcome had been reached in 2005 we all could have popped the champagne.

If they can find $37 million, pop the Champagne.

It is not yet enough to pop the champagne corks.

But it is still too early to pop the champagne corks.

But civil libertarians may not want to pop the champagne too quickly.

But the movie studios are not quite popping the Champagne — at least publicly.

But let's not start popping the champagne just yet.

Still, that doesn’t mean we should pop the champagne corks.

But not everyone is popping the champagne corks quite yet.

However, it isn't time to pop the champagne corks yet.

Bradley, meanwhile, has just returned from London and is on hand to pop the champagne.

The first pictures had come in, and theyd popped the champagne.

No one is popping the champagne corks until Sept. 30.

"It was a huge 'pop the champagne' day if you got back one whole frame a second," he stated.

I would hold off on popping the champagne just yet,' he said. '

Savers won't be popping the champagne to mark this particular birthday.

And given what's previously happened, we know better than to even think of popping the Champagne corks yet.

It isn't hard to see why everyone's reluctant to pop the champagne corks.

There are two major problems with the understandable impulse to pop the champagne cork.

I wouldn't pop the Champagne yet, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed.

But publishers should not pop the champagne cork yet, as the rest of the year isn't looking so rosy.

But critics accused the bank of 'popping the champagne corks' despite a £5.2billion loss last year.

“I’m a little concerned that people are popping the Champagne corks,” he said.