Sentence examples for recently toasted from inspiring English sources

I wondered to myself today about the smell of food: it was that marvellous odour of recently toasted bread when I went to visit Doug Longmuir, an old friend going back many years.

CNN chief Jeff Zucker recently toasted Jake Tapper, who has just started his show on the network, as "the face of the new CNN".

Henrietta Spilkia, whose friends recently toasted her 95th birthday with champagne and wraps, comes into the living room on her own power.

More recently, Dick Cheney toasted Limbaugh at a dinner party; a copy of the vice president's remarks hangs on Limbaugh's wall at home.

Most recently, Americans have toasted Mr Ross as the saviour of their steel industry, much of which he has bought out of bankruptcy, merged and restructured.

And recently, the young general was toasted by a North Korean official at a recent gathering of foreign diplomats in Pyongyang, according to one of the guests who attended.

More recently, my father and I toasted with Manhattans as the Giants upset the unbeaten New England Patriots, in 2008, surely the sweetest of the Giants' four Super Bowl titles.

Recently, Kate Moss's fiancé Jamie Hince toasted his impending nuptials with a meal at Shoreditch's chi-chi Les Trois Garcons before heading to St Tropez for a bit of quiet in the sunshine – quite a contrast to his bride's all-out affair.

London's Hackney Brewery recently launched Toast Ale, a beer made using surplus bread from bakeries and supermarkets.

Book on the Best Middle Schools Anxious parents, looking for advice on where to school their children, and at least one principal filled Bank Street Book Store on the Upper West Side recently to toast the publication of CLARA HEMPHILL's guidebook "Public Middle Schools: New York City's Best".

The world's largest luxury group, which owns 50 brands ranging from Christian Dior perfume to Louis Vuitton bags and Dom Pérignon, toasted a record 2010 recently.