Sentence examples for combined feast from inspiring English sources

The day will consist of activities and explorations throughout the cultures' rooms, followed by an combined feast and court with entertainment in the evening.

And if combined: it's a feast.

These harvest festivals evolved and much later became combined with a Christian Feast of Saints.

We have only to close our eyes to see, smell and taste something combining Babette's Feast with an Edwardian country house banquet.

In the Middle East, Bedouin traditions of hosting and feasting have combined with wealth to make overeating a nightly habit.

A new flavor from Josephine's Feast combines lush berries with pink Champagne.

The church itself was closed, and I wouldn't see it until Sunday, when it was completely packed - with far more people than I had seen in town the prior four days combined, for Mass celebrating the Feast of the Assumption.

Much of this nomenclature originates in the kitchen, where, as so often in Italy, disparate elements are artfully combined into the makings of a feast.

Foodies can combine exercise and feasting on a guided, day-long bike tour of the region.

It combines a seven-course feast with a three-hour pageant of Renaissance performances and music; more than 100 actors play the part of Squire Bracebridge and his family and other characters from Washington Irving's "Sketch Book," which was Adams's inspiration.

Prepare a feast that combines foods from both holidays.