Sentence examples for a generous feast from inspiring English sources

Still, the family that plays host to the doctors treats them to a generous feast and takes care not to mention politics, religion or family matters.

In an era when Broadway revivals of beloved musicals can seem dispiritingly skimpy, this handsome production offers a generous feast for the eyes, trimmed in holiday cheer for an added spritz of currency.

By John Updike The autobiographical impulse seizes some novelists, such as Henry James, at the end of their creative labors; they relax at last from the trouble of disguise and manipulation and tell it like it was, as it is remembered, much as the host of a generous feast avails himself of his guests' garnered good will by sleepily rambling on about himself.

Or make a decision to say, 'My friends and I bound 50 copies of this cookbook, if you want to send us donation receipts for $10 to this local food pantry, we'll send you this book.' How many different ways could we make a generous feast of this?

Mr. Alkateeb, a self-employed computer broker known by his friends for the generous feasts he prepares and for his love of good wine, was impressed: "The second she said something," he noted, "it was some witty comment.

Youngblood is Ensemble Studio's company of emerging playwrights under 30, and their meritorious talents, along with a generous and satisfying feast of fine acting, are on ample display in "Thicker Than Water," five one-act plays being performed through Feb. 10.

Fanks for nuffink, as working-class people sometimes say, on finishing a generous but far from nutritious feast of "social anthropology".

It seemed such a feast, such a generous way to start a meal, that I always associate it with special occasions, although in practice nothing could be simpler to prepare.

Within this peculiar schedule, officials or business people with a generous expense account have over the years made the afternoon meal a long feast.

Debi was generous, a generous soul.

A generous offer.