Sentence examples for to be toasted from inspiring English sources
The bread needs to be toasted, to give the sandwich some rigour.
Just as in deep frying, the bread and flour have properties that allow them to be toasted and browned.
He would stop in front of Gallier Hall to be toasted by the Mayor, and then stop for another toast at the Boston Club.
Be sure to try: Slightly spicy jalapeño cheddar, in loaf or roll form, which calls out to be toasted in butter.
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.
He found a way to be toasted annually -- not a small feat when you consider the strange moment that toasting a stranger makes.
She lifts her glass and smiles softly; for one small moment she seems to be toasting the entire dining room.
"Better to be toasting your bros on a good day than pour one out for a homie," AJ remarked.
By all rights, the UK's craft brewers ought to be toasting their success.
That's not good enough for any product, let alone one with even the faintest aspirations to being toasted as a design coup.
"They're going to be toast," she said.
