Sentence examples for Time to feast from inspiring English sources

In addition, Chinese New Year is a time to feast and to visit family members.

It was time to feast at home with the family, the first meal in a month that they would eat during daylight hours.

A few seconds before a drone strike, this bright light spreads over the sky, as if the rocket is telling us: it's dinner time, time to feast.

The willow also seemed like it would suit the combination, for it came into leaf late, giving the tulips plenty of time to feast upon early sunshine.

They show up just in time to feast on the abundance of crab eggs before resuming their 9,300-mile 9,300-mileom Tierra del Fuego to the Canadian Arctic.

The New Sylva: A Discourse of Forest and Orchard Trees for the 21st Century by Gabriel Hemery, illustrated by Sarah Simblet Lucky you, Guardian readers, to have been born at the right time to feast your eyes on this highly anticipated followup to the illustrious Sylva of 1664!

There's no better time or excuse to feast than the holidays.

In time, however, sauropods seemed to feast on their enormous size.

It rises from winter hibernation in March to gorge on ice algae, and reproduces in time for its offspring to feast on the blooming phytoplankton.

But, while The Standard had two boom-time years in which to feast on the ad budgets of cash-flush startups, Business Week had about a month.

It took a long time to prepare the feast, though they had more and more help, as more faeries popped up in the room, some of whom were better sized for the work.