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Meanings of last toast in English
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Usage of last toast in English
1
The last toast reminds me of a neglect of duty.
2
The last toast on the programme was announced.
3
Nay, comrade, who were once so dear, let us two now drink our last toast together.
4
The last toast was to my return.
5
The banquet was over, honor was done to the last toast from brimming champagne glasses, and the guests went to the drawing-room.
6
The Governor gave a last toast "Let us drink," he called, "to Dulcinea's champion and the fortunes of his journey."
7
And the last toast, the one drunk with the greatest enthusiasm, was Brauner's favorite famous "Arbeit und Liebe und Heim!"
8
Your last toast was doctored, and within an hour you will be sound asleep, so you will start your trip fresh and rested.
9
When my stomach had stopped going into spasm, I sat down at the kitchen table and poured a last toast to the three of them.
10
Sally May was to be toastmistress and to Judith had been given the honour of replying to the last toast-thetoast to "The School."
11
'That last toast,' said the Captain, as we left the room, 'will knock any Rebel.'
12
"The last toast," said the toast-master, when he reached the end of the list, "is one which must appeal to us all.
13
"I've bought a bottle of something nice, and I want to have one last toast before we go our separate ways for the night."
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