Sentence examples for a feast to from inspiring English sources

But overall, his book is a feast to enjoy.

A feast to the nose and the palate.

When President Kwame Nkrumah threw a feast to celebrate Dorothy, Thomas was hailed as her equal.

I thought, Let's have a case of this sensational glass, because it is a feast to the eyes.

A Feast to Die For As dedicated sushi lovers know, eating fugu (puffer fish) is like playing chicken with death.

But while Fame and his friends seem to wait for a feast to arrive, ours is already here.

Here's how it happened: Helen organized a dinner party and promised to serve an Italian feast to a group of visiting officers.

The doctrine's development is closely related to a feast devoted to Mary that passed from a general celebration in her honour to one celebrated on August 15 commemorating her dormition, or falling asleep.

In terms of religiosity, similar hastening effects in religious people and atheists might reflect a similarly attributed meaning to Christmas and a change from a primarily religious feast to a secular holiday in Germany.

I'm inviting you to a bean feast, to the dinner party of a lifetime.

Deciphering literature and language is all very well, but looking at the Gucci clothes is too much of a visual feast to try too hard at that.