Sentence examples for The feasting from inspiring English sources
noun
A very large meal, often of a ceremonial nature.
- We had a feast to celebrate the harvest.
The feasting starts around 6pm and continues into the small hours, with a break at dusk to light a bonfire (Danish lore dictates that a witch be burnt, to send her back to Bloksbjerg, in northern Germany's Harz mountains).
The feasting in celebration of Chez Panisse's 40th year continued at over a dozen parties around the Bay Area hosted by stars of the culinary world and friends and colleagues of Alice Waters, the chef, author and pioneer of the sustainable-food movement.
The feasting lasted 10 days and took more than 500 people to prepare; the menu probably included medieval treats like brewet of stag testicles and roast "cockentrice" -- a hybrid creature created by sewing the front end of a piglet onto the back end of a capon.
She turns her back on the feasting otters, moves away from the kids.
The best joints - the hams - were eaten at the feasting dinner," says Brown.
So the feasting orioles near the tennis house were definitely nesters, not migrants!
Death comes to the feast.
The feast is on Thanksgiving.
