The phrase "a feast for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is highly enjoyable or satisfying, often in relation to food or experiences.
Example: "The art exhibit was a feast for a true lover of modern art, showcasing vibrant colors and innovative designs."
Alternatives: "a delight for a" or "a treat for a".
It's a feast for a religious group of people who are very frugal in their life, living, and discipline.
Along the way I realized that pulled pork doesn't have to be the work of a day and a feast for a crowd.
With a campaign marked by noisy rallies and turnout levels topping 90percentt, Cambodia's parliamentary election last Sunday was a feast for a people starved for democracy.
(Although I never did jump into that bathtub). During dinner preparation with my kids, I announced that we were planning a feast for a prince who would be arriving soon.
While the three birds give the turducken its structural integrity, six layers of cornbread stuffing and Cajun seasonings make it a feast for a couple dozen diners - or just about enough for my family of 10.
You are also going to incidentally learn some aromatherapy on this trip; sitting on pine and sage boughs, watching the sun set above the city lights, chilling the wine and drinking hot chocolate (with bourbon or peppermint schnapps), while the ribeyes, rubbed with lavender (spill the rest inside), turn on the grill outside (insert favorite herb here), is a feast for a blind man.
Game of Thrones season 5 begins on 12 April 2015 and will adapt material from George R. R. Martin's A Feast for Crows and A Dance with Dragons.
Game of Thrones returns to Sky Atlantic on Monday 13 April and will adapt material from George RR Martin's A Feast for Crows and A Dance with Dragons.
Since most predators have a two-to-ten-year population cycle, the twelve-year cicadas would be a feast for any predator with a two-, three-, four-, or six-year cycle.
A feast for all the senses.
TENET This vocal group, directed by Jolle Greenleaf, stole the show in an early-music sampler program a year ago with a segment called "A Feast for the Senses".
