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You're toast.
If someone tells you that you are toast, you are in a lot of trouble.
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He was toasted".
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.
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".
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.
In 1995 he celebrated his 80th birthday in Norwich; over the following week he was toasted at the Ivy, received a packed evening at the National and an honorary degree from Oxford, where he was visiting professor of drama.
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Last spring, he was toasting the newsroom for the Pulitzer win.
He makes a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich on bread he's toasted in a high-powered salamander oven.
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.
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