Sentence examples for from a toast from inspiring English sources

Their nickname came from a toast to the late Walter Berndt, creator of a cartoon called "Smitty" that ran in The Daily News from 1926 to 1980.

"My country, right or wrong" may be an American phrase (it comes from a toast by Stephen Decatur, an American naval hero), but only one American in two agrees with it, according to the Pew survey.

Give a Helping Hand Bottomless Closet, which helps disadvantaged women with job training and education, will benefit from A Toast to Women on Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m., with food and cocktails, at Astor Center, 399 Lafayette Street East Fourth Streett), $85 from astorcenternyc.com.

This advice is paraphrased e from a toast my sister may have given at my most recent birthday I really take this advice to heart.

I pick at some cumin seeds and enjoy a fresh, citrussy burst of flavour from a toasted coriander seed.

The staff gathers for a toast and sips Champagne from plastic glasses.

But in the end Madison shrank from publicly offering a toast which recognized that Washington could be wrong.

And what it subtracts are the subtle social brakes (like snickering from the audience) that usually prevent even the most oafish braggart from rising from dinner to offer a toast to his own alleged womanizing.

William M. Williams, the former headmaster, raised a toast from the stage.

ROBERT SLIWAK A Toast From the Children Ryan, who just turned 8, inherited Daddy's easygoing nature and athletic ability.

Even though a toast from the father of the groom — to welcome the bride and thank the bride's family — is appropriate, it really isn't his prerogative to give the only toast unless the bride's father agrees.