Sentence examples for between feasts from inspiring English sources

They are the regular fare that fills in between feasts for people who will dine come what may.

Quantification of the growth rates of single cells during the exit from stationary phase reveals that transitions between "feast-or-famine" growth regimes are a key determinant of cell-size-dependent fitness effects.

I love taking them to aquariums, pools, and their favorite, amusement parks, in between feasting on Italian Ices.

The second set of conditions was designed to examine differences between feasting and starving conditions, thus AltDE and AltDE1 were grown in minimal medium (3.5% sea salt, 0.2% ammonium chloride, 0.05% potassium phosphate, 100 mM Tris HCl) with or without 1% glucose at 25°C.

Anthropologists (or me, pretending to be one) make a distinction between "renewal" feasts and "reversal" feasts: renewal feasts are the ones that reassure everyone that the social basis of the community is secure; reversal feasts are times when the social order is turned upside down for one escapist night.

Go for a walk, play a game, volunteer together, have a tea tasting afternoon - there are many non-caloric, even calorie-burning celebration options to try together in between the feasts.

The moonlight-bathed nighttime opening and a quotation toward the end of the book suggest a parallel between "The Feast of Love" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream".

This paper analyzes the semiotic links between a feast longhouse and multiple spatiotemporal layers of the building's context of occurrence, including: the space and time of the owning clan's internal social relations, the space of the wider interlocal Korowai landscape, long-term biological cycles of resource expenditure and regeneration, and short-term cycles of food production.

This indicated that there was no significant difference in lipase activity between the feast and the famine phases.

Traditional sport in Rwanda was a form of celebration, a friendly competition between community members during feasts and holidays or a way to honour visiting dignitaries.

Ms Magee emphasises the contrast between the soldiers' privation and the debauched party apparatchiks at home, but there is at least one swift cut too many between Stalingrad starvation and Berlin feasts.