Sentence examples for during a feast from inspiring English sources

Devotees take the slaughtered animals back to their villages and then eat them during a feast.

At a just-concluded archaeology meeting in Paris, and in a paper published online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, they draw upon further studies at the site to argue that the animal remains which include the shells of 71 tortoises and the bones of at least three wild cattle were consumed during a feast to commemorate the death and burial of the woman.

Eystein died on 29 August 1123, not long after he was "seized with an illness" during a feast at Hustad in Fræna, Møre og Romsdal.

One example of how a sitting position determines the roles of people is that of Fiji the way the elders sit during a feast lets you know easily who is the chief, and the family of each household.

Why?" Gadjieva said, calling the project a "feast during a plague".

It seemed cruel and strange to celebrate a feast during a time for commemorating hunger.

"But so long as the war is going on, when people are dying, when they are being detained, this exhibition is like a feast during the famine".

"When I first proposed the idea for a ball in 1998, just after the financial crisis, people were against it, saying it would look like a feast during a time of plague," Ms. Nikitina said.

Over about 15 years, what began as a mere group meal has evolved into a cherished ritual, a feast during which we stop just short of chucking bones over our shoulders to the dogs.

"But this is like a feast during famine".

Sun-induced hedonism is no longer sustainable – now that the novelty of ordering three buckets of Coronas on a Wednesday night or having a Feast during the work day has subsided a bit, I am forced to ask: are we just "warm" now?