drink to

1. Salute a person or occasion with a toast, as in Let's drink to our continued success. [Early 1500s]

Example Sentences

She said that as a result, she had exchanged friendly messages with Mr Cooper and planned to meet for a drink to discuss their points of view.

From BBC

I introduced this drink to Hong Kong in 1941 and believe it did more than any other single factor, except perhaps the Japanese Army to precipitate the Fall of that Crown Colony.

From Salon

"A number of persons said they could not sleep at night without drinking first. One postmistress said she 'went to rehab for eight months as the Post Office had turned her to drink to cope with the losses,'" Sir Wyn wrote.

From BBC

That's meat and drink to Russell.

From BBC

He left in a car surrounded by a group of friends, who shouted "he is a good person" and said they would be going for a drink to celebrate.

From BBC

Related Words

• honor 
• laud 
• observe 
• perform 
• praise 
• proclaim 
• revere