No, I refuse to eat truffles and cream and salmon for breakfast, nor do I require ham and champagne sauce.
Over champagne and sandwiches Esme babbled a little, told of her loss, of how hard up she was.
Esme drank champagne on a hot May day because it looked well to see it there, because it brightened her wits, made pleasure keener.
The tramp captain had lost his hat and his jacket was torn, but he carried a champagne bottle like a club, and his hot, red face had a pugnacious look.
There was a thud as the captain's champagne bottle descended on somebody's head; and Watson sprang forward, whirling the broken casting.
Compliments were exchanged through the medium of the interpreter, and a bottle of champagne was opened, and its contents appeared to gratify the visitors.
As there were still several bottles of the rajah's wine left, champagne was now handed round.
Moet, whose reputation has become almost as European as that of Champagne wine.
Champagne and other wines especially were used in great quantities, and it was very necessary that the Emperor should establish regulations as to his cellar.
It is strong Burgundy and his sparkling sister champagne that make a race-ball always so amusing a divertissement.
And have a bottle of champagne got ready for me at the bar, quick!
When the champagne appeared, however, the conversation became more animated, and all took a part in it.
As he went home to his lodgings, with Captain Vignolles's champagne in his head, he felt very much as he had done that night when he attacked Harry Annesley.
Champagne and ponies were, as faults, less deleterious.
And it goes into your pocket to give champagne to the ladies, instead of paying your debts to the poor fellows who have supplied you for so long with all de money.
Every bottle of champagnethat came into the house was, to Mountjoy's thinking, his own, bought with his money, and therefore fit to be enjoyed by him.
The champagne was excellent, and the bottle of Leoville.
The payment for the fish and the champagne must be omitted from any agreement on her part.
After a long climb up a heavy hill, whence a very fair champagne spread before her, the great black and purple cloud caught the westering sun, and suffused the whole landskip with a queer metallick sheen.
I met very few people I knew, and having found it the usual boring stunt, I decided to get a glass of champagne and a sandwich and then retire to bed.
With pallid lips the officer saw three dozen of good champagne snatched from under his nose.
It is noteworthy that this upgrowth of Talmudic schools in Champagne coincides with the literary movement then beginning in Christian France.
By this time Champagne had proved too contracted a field for the activity of so many rabbis.
He had found the antidote to his great temptation, to the lurking, relentless habit which had almost killed him the night John Brown had sung Champagne Charlie from behind the flaring lights.
He had had a hard fight for months past, and had gone down in the storm of his emotions one night when a song called Champagne Charlie had had a weird and thrilling antiphonal.
The soil of Champagne and Burgundy I have found more universally good than I had expected, and as I could not help making a comparison with England, I found that comparison more unfavorable to the latter than is generally admitted.
I had hoped to go to Champagne to see the vintage.
Most of all she learned to love that champagne which Matthias had been too judicious to supply her and from which she had abstained out of consideration for Quard's weakness.
You can hit a man a crack with a champagne bottle, if you mean business, and know how to.
The landlord proffered an addition of his own: "It looks as if the blow had been delivered with a champagne bottle.
You saw the man who made use of that champagne bottle?
Seems as if he did it with a bottle--a champagne bottle.
It seems that his head had been smashed in with a champagne bottle, the broken fragments of which were found upon the floor.
She wondered if they were attracted by the smell of the champagne which had been spilt upon the floor when the stranger broke the bottle.
Still with his eyes fixed on the other's face he reached out towards the champagne bottle which stood beside him on the table.
He caught up a bottle of champagne that stood under the sideboard, from which the wire had been removed, and would have cut the string but for the restraining hand of Duffham.
The noise had reached its height, and the champagnewas going about, when the Squire interrupted with a "Hush, hush!
It was properly endorsed, he would see, in favor of the bearer; and if the esclaves were quickly forthcoming, the whole affair would pass off as agreeably and quickly as the bubbles from a champagne glass.
As I never left home unprovided with gold, means were not wanting to stock our pantry with champagne as well as brandy.
In the Champagne vigorous artillery action continued on both sides with occasional infantry attacks and counterattacks of little consequence.
In their unsuccessful attempts at Loos and in Champagne last autumn they suffered terrible losses and made no headway.
IV, 188), an allied offensive in the west in Champagne and Artois (Vol.
The French, however, had employed two squadrons in their offensive in Champagne in September, 1915.
East of Mametz a battalion from the Champagne front appeared and was destroyed, or made prisoner, a short time after detraining at the railhead.
Singing should be hungry work, by the knife and fork they played; and between the excavations of truffle pies, and the bumpers of champagne and burgundy, the words were few.
After another tumbler of champagne each, they rose to take their leave, and White Cloud gave us his hand, gently, with a friendly nod.
Tumblers of champagne were given them, which they drank with great relish, though the Sioux-killer provoked a little ridicule from White Cloud, by coughing as he swallowed it.
The Squire wished to give the boys the best of everything, so he ordered champagne and claret.
In the present instance he was washing down a temperance harangue with champagne and claret.
Then she took a bottle of champagne off the stove, and poured out its contents into the cups which they successively stretched forth to her.
She did not conserve herself, but seemed to live on the champagneof her spirits, until Dick wondered if it was because she did not dare allow herself time to think.
Paula took off one of her little champagne boots and added it to the heap in Lute's lap.
A short skirt, made like the lower part of a riding coat, reached the knees, and from knees to entrancing little bespurred champagne boots tight riding trousers showed.
Drank between us one evening at Essex's gallon and half Champagne and Burgundy apiece.
His heavy silver service came from Fleet Street, and his claret and Champagne and Lisbon and Madeira were the best that could be bought or smuggled.
Marcel at once sent to Provins two deputies with instructions to bind over the three orders of Champagne "to be at one with them of Paris, and not to be astounded at what had been done.
At the first moment he hastened to renew his alliance with the King of England, and to recommence war in Normandy, Picardy, and Champagne against the regent of France.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "champagne" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: blond; bubbly; color; fizz; pigment; yellow
