drink a toast to someone in English

verb

drink in honor of a person; drink to the success of a perso

Use "drink a toast to someone" in a sentence

1. Let's drink a toast to our life in the country.

2. And every night at last call, we'll have a toast and drink to Dottie Coronis.

3. A toast to Steelhead, cheers!

4. Others sharing in the toast may voice their agreement or raise their glasses and drink some wine.

5. A friendly expression spoken before tasting a drink; a toast (Definition of Cheers! from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

6. She claimed that someone had spiked her drink with whisky.

7. First, a toast.

8. Let's all raise a toast to you.

9. You've burnt my toast to a cinder!

10. Someone had " deliberately adulterated " the drink with a toxic substance and caused a threat to public security , a statement said .

11. Let's make a toast.

12. In England it would be laudable to give food and drink to someone who needs it.

13. A toast, shall we?

14. I'd like to propose a toast to Mr. Smith.

15. A Bibulous person, however, is someone who likes to drink alcohol. Bibulous, pronounced "BIB-you-luhs," comes from the Latin word bibere, which means "to drink."

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17. I wish to propose a toast to our friendship.

18. Let me propose a toast to Mr. Smith.

19. I suggest to propose a toast to our friendship.

20. Hence, we have just drunk a toast to him.

21. Shrimp toast!

22. You really want to toast to one night a week?

23. Chin chin is a Chinese toast.

24. Dead toast.

25. Why don't we make a toast?