Sentence examples for raise your glasses from inspiring English sources
"Raise your glasses, ladies and gentlemen, I give you a toast....".
For extra cheek and cheer they rope in Dominic West, who does a credible John Cleese in urging everyone to "raise your glasses and shake your arses".
So prepare to raise your glasses for The Long Lunch - a fitting farewell to Fleet Street on Friday 2 December at the Punch Tavern (99 Fleet Street for those who might have forgotten).
Raise your glasses, doff your caps, and generally stand in awe of goodfella493, Nostradamus and Uma Blue – each of whom finished the regular season with 60 correct predictions from a possible 102.
Has Jonathan Jones (Raise your glasses to 14 women and 14 chances to correct the history of art, 7 January) seen the exhibition at the Scottish Gallery of Modern Art in Edinburgh, Modern Scottish Women: Painters and Sculptors 1885-1965?
You can only raise your glass - well, polystyrene cup - to the chefs.
IF YOU are reading this while lounging by the sea, sipping a refreshing Pimms, raise your glass to the defiant drinkers of San Diego.
Big Swig Tours (001 907 268 0872; bigswigtours.com) lets you raise your glass to toast the city's birthday with a tour of bars and breweries.
Then raise your glass not only in memory of Bradsell but also to welcome the return of warm weather and long evenings.
Pink's "Raise Your Glass," a new single that is included in a greatest-hits album that is to be released next week, addresses similar themes of overcoming persecution: "So raise your glass if you are wrong in all the right ways, all my underdogs".
