Sentence examples for about a feast from inspiring English sources

Thomas Cromwell in Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall thinks a lot about a feast in Ancient Greece where the roof falls in and everyone dies except the poet Simonides.

Talk about a feast!

Houston Arboretum and Nature Center, May 14, 7 p.m., houstonarboretum.org SPRING Rock Fish Twenty-five tons of mudbugs sounds about right for a feast at the 25th anniversary of the Texas Crawfish & Music Festival, where scads of Texas rock and country bands will strike a chord of harmony with their zydeco-playing Cajun brethren.

About $60 for a feast for two, with wine by the glass.

Memory expert Professor Giuliana Mazzoni, from the UK's University of Hull, told me that hearing about HSAM was a "feast for the ears of a memory researcher".

Memory expert Professor Giuliana Mazzoni, from the University of Hull, told me that hearing about HSAM was a "feast for the ears of a memory researcher".

A half-dozen women were bustling about, cooking and serving up a feast they had paid for out of their own pockets — roast turkey, rice and peas, giblet gravy, crusty trays of baked macaroni and cheese, collard greens, salad, individual pumpkin pies, scones and too many other things to mention — for, oh, about a hundred hungry people.

As we see her in the final frames of the show, she sits in a sparkling evening gown at a regal table, about to feast on what appears to be a succulent human arm.

It's all about entertainment, it's a feast, a big multicolored gateau, a mosaic.

One of the most impressive things about A Moveable Feast is how sure and how hopeful it seems.

The first of two appendices, the Rule of the Congregation, or "Messianic Rule," contains additional statutes and instructions about a messianic feast.