The two clinked glasses just as Hagerty snapped the photo.
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Ms. Hada and Mr. Castro clinked glasses and took sips.
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Miles Davis and Charlie Parker clinked glasses at the pub, too.
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"It's the end of an era," said the friend, John McMahon, as they clinked glasses.
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A waiter arrived with a pisco sour and a shot of shochu, and two diners clinked glasses to Pacific crossings.
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They ate a traditional slow-roasted pork dish, and clinked glasses fill to the brim with Belikin, the country's indigenous German style pilsner.
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", patrons on the terrace at Tekhnikum, a swanky bistro, clinked glasses of white wine and chuckled, raising a toast of their own: "Russia is already free.
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On the ninth floor of the storied Beresford apartment building on Central Park West, guests clinked glasses at a fund-raiser for Republican Senate candidates hosted by Paul Singer, the billionaire investor.
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I clinked glasses with my dining companion, an LA wine industry mover-and-shaker named Courtney Walsh, and inhaled the citrus aromas and hints of black tea coming from this pinot grigio.
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"May our friendship grow even deeper, may our kinship grow even stronger and may our sacred liberty never die," Mr. Trump said to Mr. Macron, clutching his arm after the two clinked glasses.
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The bar's French piano player broke out the handful of Irish tunes he knew offhand while guests clinked glasses of Guinness and shared worries about their loved ones enduring the coronavirus pandemic back at home.
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On February 15, 2093, after his family had gone to sleep, he went on MITBBS, a Chinese-language message board for Chinese-Americans, and announced that he was starting the S.V.C.A. We clinked glasses of baijiu and he smiled.
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Lam clinked glasses of Champagne with other Hong Kong officials as they celebrated the 22nd anniversary, and watched on video displays as the flags of China and Hong Kong were raised in tandem outside the city's harbor-front convention center.
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