Sentence examples for entertainment feast from inspiring English sources

(Eric Grode) 'Midwinter Night: Sacred and Profane Rituals' (opens on Thursday) If Ebenezer Scrooge and "A Civil War Christmas" are too modern for you when it comes to seasonal entertainment, feast your eyes and ears on this rare glimpse at pre-Christian songs and rituals from the Carpathian Mountains in Eastern Europe.

The main difference lies in its application to village activities work, games, courting, marriage, cure for the sick, entertainment, feasts.

Some form of music, entertainment or feasting usually accompanies the community-building and commerce of events.

All offer dependable, intelligent entertainment, though only Feast comes close to a truly satisfying novel.

It's all about entertainment, it's a feast, a big multicolored gateau, a mosaic.

Correction: December 11 , 2001 Tuesday An entry in the Benefits column of the City section on Sunday, about a buffet dinner and entertainment tomorrow for the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, to raise funds to complete the National Museum of Catholic Art and History, misstated the telephone number for tickets.

Before Indian and Chinese musical influences, the inspirational source of Burmese music and dance was the miracle plays (nibhatkhin), which, in turn, were based on singing, dancing, and entertainment in local folk feasts that date back to antiquity.

Reading Homer, you see how the poet opens the door to the tragic form – over half of the poem's lines are in direct speech and the scenes that describe the performances by bards such as Demodocus and Phemius suggest that epics would have been performed to an audience, with music, as part of an evening's feasting and entertainment.

Join the Organization of Chinese Americans and Mile-Hi chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League for their annual Lunar New Year banquet, with a Lion Dance, raffles and giveaways, entertainment and a 10-course feast.

We thought a lot about kitchens: blood and gore, of which there's plenty in the play, but also the fact that a number of the scenes involve some kind of ceremony or entertainment – Duncan's arrival, the feast for him, Macbeth's coronation, the banquet scene where Banquo's ghost appears.

Victory hymns and prayers are further examples of poetic genre, as are purely secular pieces, including several collections of love songs from about 1300 to 1100 bce, songs of farm workers and herdsmen, and feast songs for entertainment.