Sentence examples for to a toast from inspiring English sources

As well as the aforementioned cereal cafe, Melbourne is now home to a toast cafe.

"Joe's a hard act to follow," Keller told the crowd, in response to a toast that Lelyveld had just given.

Darrow responded to a "toast," relating his experiences as a country lawyer in southern Ohio many long years ago.

So, in my misinformed rebellion against media misogyny, I granted entry to all the calories – mainly in the form of cheap drinks and rubbish college canteen food that leaves you hungrier, inevitably leading to a toast or pizza supplement.

The name of her hometown, Brindisi, translates to a toast, which is appropriate considering that the Pugliese city is clinking glasses to her along with the rest of the country.

Mr. Resnick, who described the closing of his bar as "the end of a lifetime," listened to a toast in his honor and ducked out into the humid October evening.

He even brought himself to make a toast: "To surprise!

TOMORROW night, as you watch the fireworks, don't forget to raise a toast to George III.

Over dinner at their hotel on Friday night a Sutton director had risen to deliver a toast to his team.

Yet they and the rest of the state might do well to raise a toast to Bill Richardson.

Once I was supposed to make a toast to a dear friend in front of two dozen people and couldn't.