Sentence examples for offers a toast from inspiring English sources

A multinational beer company offers "a toast to a new nation".

At one point she offers a toast to "the way we've changed our lives and our extraordinary achievements".

And when his brother offers a toast to A. C., he probably really is the richest man in town.

The president of the host country offers a toast: Mark Knoller (@markknoller) In another toast, Pres Obama said world peace "must be the work of all of us".

"Lifelong" offers a toast to a bride and her terminally ill bridegroom, who survived his wedding by less than two years.

There, Georgette, fresh from dancing on the table, offers "a toast to love and freedom," but, as the party slouches into sloppily cavalier blunders, the comedy veers toward tragedy, which Lubitsch sketches with a bittersweet Mozartean lyricism.

Inside the bar, Boatswain's Mate Swails offered a toast.

James decides to offer a toast of his own.

A member of the wedding party said that John Kennedy Jr. offered a toast to Mr. Schlossberg.

He looked around to make sure everyone got one, and then he offered a toast.

Kesey offered a toast to those he called "my great mentors": Neal Cassady, Allen Ginsberg, Jerry Garcia--and Leary.