Sentence examples for brilliant feast from inspiring English sources

For the brilliant Feast of the Pheasant, held in 1454 by Philip the Good of Burgundy and intended to initiate a Crusade to recapture Jerusalem, Dufay composed a lamentation for the church in Constantinople (now Istanbul).

Bruised and weather-beaten, we reconvened over vegan Tibetan momos (dumplings), fennel and chestnut stew and a soya-based 'cheesecake' with oat cream - a brilliant feast, and not a mung bean in sight.

The marriage of plot and prosody makes it a masterpiece — a greater triumph even than Mario Vargas Llosa's marvelously brilliant "Feast of the Goat," which is likewise a Caribbean dictator novel, and likewise invokes Rubén Darío.

"Courageous, playful, wise, brilliant, and a feast for the eyes and ears, Prince epitomized the word music.

I had some inspiring professors, like the late John Hicks and Cynthia Griffin Wolff, who was just about to publish her brilliant Edith Wharton biography: Feast of Words.

This year we have the brilliant food festival Street Feast on board: Street feast brings together London's best street food, traders, chefs and restaurants and I can tell you that the food will be top notch.

Kelsey Grammer has consistently received praise for his voicework, and has been described as "brilliant," "inimitable" and "a feast of mid-Atlantic anglophilia".

Robin Larsen, who directed the superb 2011 Rogue Machine production of "Blackbird," stages this revival of a Pulitzer Prize-winning drama that offers mature actors a feast of brilliant barbs and tragicomic sentiment.

Expect pillow fights, a bake-off, sports day, bubble hours, midnight feasts, a brilliant children's literature programme and a brand new Tales of Animalia area run by the Fabularium.

I am preparing for a soulful, brilliant, spiced and incredibly delicious feast.

Lawrence Norfolk's John Saturnall's Feast (Bloomsbury) is a brilliant, erudite tale of cookery and witchcraft in 1681.