Sentence examples for designated feast from inspiring English sources
Their designated feast day, October 25, commemorates the date of their canonization.
This particular metabolism is often observed in sequencing batch processes, in which microorganisms are subjected to alternating phases of high and low substrate availability, designated as feast and famine regimes, respectively (Jiang et al. 2011; Johnson et al. 2010).
Mayne was the first of the Douai-trained priests to be martyred and, with 39 other British martyrs (the Forty Martyrs of England and Wales), was canonized by Pope Paul VI in 1970, on October 25, the day designated as their feast day.
Omaha Steaks is known for their (obviously) steaks, but they also have some great value meal packages, and the designated Valentine's feast is pretty special.
Family mimes preparing feast.
And every year, Romero cooks a feast, with some of the food designated for the altar, some for the table.
The fact that we have no designated dish for the Easter meal – unlike the Christmas feast – has a distinct advantage.
On her return, finding her young husband Dumuzi feasting instead of mourning for her, Inanna was seized with jealousy and designated him that substitute.
Whaling feast activities happen at the same time every year, in two spots on either edge of town, each place designated for a different clan.
The God of American Things designated that her holiday, "Thanksgiving," should happen at the end of November so all the Americans could take advantage of fall's seasonal bounty for their celebratory feasts.
