Sentence examples for time for a toast from inspiring English sources

It was time for a toast.

Toast to the Lassies It's now time for a toast to the lassies.

He cried out "Straight!" when it came time for a toast, meaning that they should drain their glasses, but he only sipped his own wine.

That's the poet John Milton and the filmmaker Douglas Sirk, the main sources of inspiration for "Whatever, Heaven Allows," the latest act of cultural deconstruction (or do I mean demolition?) from the rowdy Radiohole, an experimental theater company that breaks out the beer when it's time for a toast.

When it was time for a toast, the hostess announced without a trace of irony or self-consciousness, "We're not television people, my husband and I, but we figure it's not going away so we might as well support an arts channel".

Time for a birthday toast.

It's time for "Toast the Nation", a regular slot where listeners nominate a song after flagging up points of local trivia, the more mundane the better.

One table speaks in a jumbled mix of Russian and Ukrainian; when it comes time to make a toast, they say "Bud'mo," Ukrainian for "Let us be".

A peddle back to the villa and a hastily gnawed slice of toast later, it's time for a bit of Aqua Spa mainlining: 90 minutes of Carita Warm Stone Therapy to be precise.

Maybe time for a half at the William Blake and a sad toast to talents that die on the vine.

It is time for the Modotti toast again.