Sentence examples for considerable feast from inspiring English sources
There should be nothing controversial in the above passage, but in fact it hides a variety of assumptions that themselves conceal a considerable feast of very interesting physiology.
He seems to have loved Royston and spent considerable time there, hunting and feasting and enjoying himself so much so that his favourite dog, Jowler, returned one evening with a note tied to his collar.
The other 13 paid holidays also seem safe, since most are religious feasts, and the church here retains considerable political power.
The evidence that these remains represent a real feast and not just ritual placement of animal parts into the burial is considerable, the authors contend.
Byrd and his Flemish contemporary Heinrich Isaac also set a considerable amount of the proper of the mass (that part of the liturgy liable to change according to the feast), but such settings remained comparatively rare.
It all served as a complete football feast for the USL Pro league's highest-ever attendance – and serves notice Orlando will have some considerable backing when/if they join Sporting KC at their own level.
There was considerable opposition, the commissioners being menaced by around 300 local people; for whom the abbot, rushing back, threw an impromptu feast complete with roasted ox.
