Sentence examples for expected feast from inspiring English sources

Her first in-out forehand winner to go to 30-30 in the first game was greeted with whoops and sighs and gurgles, an amuse-bouche to an expected feast that in the event failed to arrive.

A funny thing happened on the way to the expected scoring feast: defense.

As an encore, she tantalised those who had expected a feast of fatter stuff with a short Strauss song, a regular Norman party piece, 'Zueignung'.

Diners can expect to feast on buffalo worm burgers and worm nuggets - the latter was introduced after the burgers proved popular.

The spectators had come expecting a feast of attacking football – the high press and relentless movement of Chile versus the effortless mastery of Messi and friends.

17 Let the priests, who minister to the Lord weep between the porch and the altar;... ........ Research that as the expected last of "The Feast of Trumpets" (using the Holy Shofars, originally made of "rams horns") for the Daniel 9 27 (treacherous) treaty for peace in the Middle East with a global peacemaker who will turn out to be a false messiah.

"I wasn't expecting an oyster feast," he said.

While details of the new production have not yet been announced, it's fair to expect a visual feast given Taymor's reputation for lavish design.

I can't expect the same feast at the pen I currently live in, but I got my hands on a couple bags of Famous Amos cookies after the goodie bag trade.

The feast, which is expected to fall on Aug. 19, is the end of the holiest Islamic month of the year, Ramadan, when Muslims fast from dawn to dusk.

The afternoon will start with a reception at 2 p.m. (farm tours will be available from 1), and the feast is not expected to end until around 6. Reservations, including tax and tip, $160; wine pairings are $55: raybradleyfarm.com, click on the store; (845) 255-8459.