Sentence examples for to be toast from inspiring English sources

Inglewood finished with a dark prediction: "Unless something radical and imaginative is done... Squirrel Nutkin and his friends and relations are going to be toast".

Then you've got a whole slew of fun entries, like METROSEXUAL, SINEAD O'CONNOR, ROAST MASTER (which I wanted to be TOAST MASTER, but got the entry right thanks to Sinead,) and SPLIT SCREEN.

I don't see the point, you see, not when I have to fly: writing takes effort and why put in the effort if you're about to be toast and bits spread down a hillside?

In a state that Mitt Romney carried by twenty-four points, and where President Obama's approval rating among registered voters was just thirty-four per cent in the most recent NBC News/Marist poll, Pryor did well to keep the race competitive into the final weeks, but he now appears to be toast.

Over dinner my team tried to convince me I could do it, but I knew that if breathing at 15,000 feet was hard, then at 19,000 feet, where the oxygen dropped even more drastically, I was going to be toast and a drag on their effort.

The company appears to be toast.

The bread needs to be toasted, to give the sandwich some rigour.

He would stop in front of Gallier Hall to be toasted by the Mayor, and then stop for another toast at the Boston Club.

Just as in deep frying, the bread and flour have properties that allow them to be toasted and browned.

He found a way to be toasted annually -- not a small feat when you consider the strange moment that toasting a stranger makes.

Ideally, my sample burger would have been served with a different bun (heavily seeded rolls aren't meant to be toasted) and, for me, a different burger.