Sentence examples for By the feast from inspiring English sources

At the current pace, church leaders hope to have the upper church restored by the Feast of St. Francis on Oct. 4 next year.

In France, a girl becomes a Catherinette if she's 25 and unmarried by the feast of St Catherine, and her employer gives her a hatin green and yellow, the colours of St Catherine.

Catherinette was a traditional French label for women 25 years old or older who were still unmarried by the Feast of Saint Catherine of Alexandria on 25 November.

Even before the scary dreams inspired by The Feast Of All Saints, I was a bit wary of this seemingly strange happening called gestation.

Watch the video below by The Feast in which Sam Calagione explains a little bit more about the process to create La Birreria.

In contrast, Europeans are less likely to possess thrifty genotypes as they evolved in environments that were least affected by the feast and famine cycles.

Barclays' £1.5tn balance sheet is still the size of the British economy and the bank's earning profile is still dominated by the feast-or-famine business of investment banking.

Bombardier and its predecessors have been hampered by this lack of a home market and by the feast-and-famine approach of the Department for Transport, which has consistently failed to understand the needs of a capital-intensive industry.

If you do use chemical fertilizers, try using half the recommended concentration per gallon (using package directions), but fertilize twice as often, in order to avoid the stress caused by the feast-famine of the longer fertilization gaps.

We celebrate having enough by having the feast.

Bellini had begun the job by painting "The Feast of the Gods" for the libertine duke, who wanted the best artists in Italy to paint canvases on themes of classical drunken revels.