pop the question

"I'm sure the both of them were waiting for you all these years to pop the question."

Make this a summer to remember by popping the question.

"And toward the end of the trip I popped the question."

She left town for two weeks and he popped the question on their next date.

He popped the question, you said yes, so now it's time to party!

Neither can quite remember who popped the question, although each is pretty sure it was the other.

She felt that any day he might pop the question, and her answer would be an immediate yes.

When you are, I'll be first in line to pop the question and pray you'll say yes.

Have you finally decided to pop the question to Lois?

But Stuart got serious quickly and popped the question six months later.

Recently, one man appeared on consecutive weeks with two different women to pop the question; he got a yes the second time around.

If we're still happy in the morning, you can pop the question."

Afterward Bill agreed with me that it was time to pop the question.

What better time and place to pop the question?

Right on the stroke of midnight he pops the question.

But that is hardly the sole reason for his having popped the question to her.

"Why didn't you just pick one of them up and pop the question?"

Well, at least this pops the question even though rather coyly.

He, on the other hand, is waiting for that perfect opportunity and setting, before popping the question.

It was, in a way, a grotesque version of popping the question.

His girlfriend's response when he gets down on one knee and pops the question?

And it was: he popped the question from the top of a fire truck ladder.

When he pops the question, she knees him in the groin.

I said, wondering whether to pop the question now or wait a respectable amount of time, like maybe another five minutes.