Sentence examples for long toast from inspiring English sources

During the reception, under a tent decorated with pink-, ocher- and orange-mirrored Moroccan-style materials, she gave a long toast to Mr. Shaw before 300 guests.

Mr. Chapman said Nathan, as best man, gave a long toast to his brother, and afterward guests approached the proud father to comment on how touched they had found his son's emotional testimonial.

Do not cool too long, toast is best when hot and fresh.

If you must toast flammable items, do multiple toasts on a low setting instead of one long toast.

Mr. Bush is known to particularly dislike these formal occasions, with their long toasts, longer cultural entertainment and stilted conversation.

At restaurants, I feel as though I'm delivering an hour-long toast; at the playground, my mien is transformed from relaxed-dad-on-a-bench to that of a pacing, nervous parent, ready to intervene at the slightest sign of trouble.

Rules govern how many hamburger patties to a pound of beef (10), how long to toast a bun (17 seconds) and how much sanitizer to use when cleaning the shake machine (1 packet for 2.5 gallons of water).

The next day, I buttered a slice of it, delicious and long-deferred toast, and had it with my coffee.

A 2 or 3 tine long handled toasting fork is best.

Mr Havel, next to a beaming Dubcek (hotfoot from his job as a humble forester), declared a toast: "Long live a free Czechoslovakia".

Sure, the Germans and the Dutch do seem to roll over whoever stands in their way in qualifiers — and the Dortmund trio Marco Reus, Mario Götze and Ilkay Gundogan had Kazakhstan on toast long before the eventual 4-1 score was posted in Nuremberg.