Sentence examples for a feast in from inspiring English sources

A feast in the time of plague.

Sue Perkins braves a feast in Edwardian Supersize Me.

In Christian times, the word was used for a feast in memory of the dead.

The dancers appeared to be country folk at a feast in a village square.

Sunday's issue included a package by Mark Bittman and Sam Sifton on how to make a feast in 8 hours.

I was surprised to learn that Sylvilagus floridanus -- the eastern cottontail rabbit -- had already discovered a feast in my garden.

A feast? Dial-in pizzas?

Now, a decade of playing together every autumn has come down to a Thanksgiving feast in a Syracuse hotel and a final exam in the Carrier Dome.

Theatergoers who have participated in the long-running Punchdrunk production "Sleep No More," which reinvents Shakespeare's "Macbeth" as a movable feast in a multilevel hotel, will be familiar with the form of "Then She Fell".

Initial WeFiFo events have included a Caribbean feast in Carshalton, a barbeque in Brixton and lemon tart in Leamington Spa.

Today, I walked by a poster offering a "Thanksgiving Feast" in which patrons can "give thanks and accumulate everlasting memories" (for three hundred and thirty-eight yuan per person).