Sentence examples for all feasting from inspiring English sources

There was no shortage of female icons at the dinner table, with Catherine Deneuve, Salma Hayek, Fanny Ardant, Marianne Faithfull, Diane Kruger and Isabelle Huppert all feasting on chicken and celery risotto off of Miuccia Prada's personal Meissen porcelain (flown in from Milan for the occasion).

We insisted she call her family to come over and we all feasted together by candlelight next to the pizza oven.

Still, it was easy to tell that the dredges were having an impact: all those feasting gulls hadn't gathered to eat sand.

Harvey dashes through the careers of some of the great performers — Greta Garbo, Ingrid Bergman, John Wayne, Robert De Niro, and the donkey at the center of Robert Bresson's 1966 film "Au Hasard Balthazar" — and discusses a few pictures (including Robert Altman's "Nashville") that offer over-all feasts of performance.

We're all vultures feasting on the carcass of celebrity.

Honestly, I felt as though I were alongside your family, sitting beneath your mother's lemon tree, all while feasting, Greek style, on feta, fresh grown tomatoes, olives and grapes.

After all the feasting, no one had room for cake - in fact, we left for the night without busting into song over 37 lit candles.

With all the feasting and shopping and party-going and year-end budgeting, it can be tough to keep up a regular exercise routine.

So until I get my video review all put together, feast your eyes on this sexy little machine.

White, as a symbol of purity, is used on all feasts of the Lord (including Maundy Thursday and All Saints') and feasts of confessors and virgins.

As with Walmart workers, fast-food giants like McDonald's and Yum Brands (which owns KFC and Taco Bell) all feast from the public trough: their workers, earning poverty wages, depend on public-assistance programs like food stamps and Medicaid, while their enormous CEO benefit packages qualify for corporate tax deductions, as reported by the Institute for Policy Studies this week.