Sentence examples for a feast which from inspiring English sources

On winter days, when night fell early and my grandmother was playing bezique or poker with her friends, the breaking of the fast would be an excuse for a feast, which meant more treats from the oven.

At my dinner date with the Pinks, I sat at the same patio table and for two hours enjoyed a feast which would have gladdened the heart of any wayward boy in the Western world.

Four is pork belly and kingfish to complete a great feast, which for $65 a head is also excellent value.

This was Ireland's fifth outing in eight weeks and could easily have been the rugby equivalent of a wafer-thin mint too far; instead it yielded a visual feast which reflected massive credit on both teams.

Halloween is a feline feast, which BAM Cinématek celebrates in the series "13 Cats" (Oct . 21-Nov. 21-Nov. 3ng classic and mofferingsterworks of horror and fantasy.

In several mouse strains bred to produce excessive amyloid, a protein that forms plaques in the brains of people with Alzheimer's, abnormally high levels of C1q set off a microglial feast, which destroyed functional synapses long before plaque formation and symptoms of cognitive impairment set in.

It included a Victorian feast which replicated Alice in Wonderland on the dinner table and featured an edible insect garden.

That construction was the occasion for a great feast, which the ruler organised, and for gifts to the nobility, all of it testifying to Isbul's affluence.

An exception is a study of an African emergency trial, FEAST, which incorporated a preliminary and brief verbal assent stage before administration of the investigatory interventions, as well as deferred consent following the intervention.

Purina introduced Elegant Medleys, a deluxe offshoot of Fancy Feast, in 2006, with flavors like turkey Florentine "in a delicate sauce with garden greens," priced at about 20 cents more a can than Fancy Feast, which sells for about 70 cents.

The allegations about Mr. Criscitelli threaten to once again cast a shadow over the feast, which Mr. Giuliani threatened to shut down in 1995 before its organizers agreed to the appointment of a city monitor.