Sentence examples for he was toast from inspiring English sources
He didn't know it yet, but he was toast.
Mr Miliband said that despite the apology Mr Mitchell should not keep his job, suggesting that he was "toast".
He figured he was toast when he met with the media in the early afternoon.
Wait, so NBC ran a Plushenko puff piece knowing he was toast, and then "announced" the "news" he was out?
When Daley saw that the wheel of fate hadn't landed on his roulette color, and watched what was left of Chicago's cash outlook get scooped away, he knew he was toast.
Poor Stravinsky worked with Balanchine for decades, but he still had to die before he was toasted onstage.
He was toasted as China's new breed of capitalist at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
He was toasted at a bigger 10th anniversary party for "Hardball," which doubled as a book party for "Life's a Campaign," at Decatur House in Washington.
Yet even as he was toasted by the Washington establishment, Mr. Bush tried to create some distance from it, criticizing "eight years of excessive partisanship and fingerpointing".
His underlying wariness was palpable in a 1959 segment of "This Is Your Life," when he was toasted by the host Ralph Edwards and fawned over by grateful stars he had helped create like Connie Francis, the Chipmunks' creator David Seville and Frankie Avalon.
