Sentence examples for a fine feast from inspiring English sources

A fine feast that'll be!" "Let me at least have a breath of oxygen!" the old man replied.

The fire in the garment factory began on the fourth floor, where polo shirts, neatly folded in boxes, made a fine feast for the hungry flames.

And then at Christmas time he would host a fine feast for thousands of kids in his hometown of Qunu.

They have found a supportive voice among the elements of the NSW Liberal party's right wing and wittingly, or unwittingly, they are being championed by Murdoch's national daily, which has had a fine old time feasting on the morsels of incomplete information tossed into its cage.

Eating at this organic farm, surrounded by fields, would be a delight at any time, but after a seemingly endless run through the wilderness, the spread it offers feels like the finest feast ever prepared.

— Eric Asimov Elizabeth Minchilli in Rome: Straight out of Italy, here's a fine idea for your Memorial Day feast: Wrap spring onions in pancetta and then char them over a hot fire.

My guide, Husam, took me to Tanoreen, which must be the best restaurant in Nablus, where we enjoyed a fine city view and a local feast -- chicken and vegetables cooked in a fire pit...and sweet kunafeh.

It was a fine cast, with the young Janet Baker as Eduige and, as a feast of singing, was in no way inferior to the Lucia.

The quietly-spoken 44-year-old took over the mantle of the famed Ballydoyle stables 18 years ago with a feast of fine bloodstock and a shedload of pressure.

Hemingway's final years saw the publication of two of his finest works, A Moveable Feast and The Old Man And The Sea, for which he won the Nobel prize.

ORCHESTRAS AND CHORUSES ORATORIO SOCIETY OF NEW YORK Every so often, the stars align and New York is treated to a feast of fine choral concerts.