Sentence examples for a feast of cold from inspiring English sources

At lunchtime, while we ate our sandwiches, the guns would go into a barn where a feast of cold meat and pies was laid out on trestle tables.

When I arrived at my first place of stay, a bed and breakfast called Torre del Pozzo, the owner immediately put together a feast of fresh Sardinian ricotta, pecorino, prosciutto, cold beer and bread when she realised I was tired from the cycle, despite my insistence that I would go and find somewhere to eat.

There was a feast of interesting particulars.

The news provoked a feast of reverie.

"The collection is a feast of information".

A feast of horror and gore.

The second act is a feast of dancing.

A FEAST of religiously-inspired architecture awaits visitors to Britain.

The deal could yield a feast of fees.

This magnum opus is a feast of deliciously evocative prose.

(Translated by Craig Williamson, A Feast of Creatures, 1982) Ouch, right?