Sentence examples for feast around from inspiring English sources

"But there's always a feast around".

But if you fancy finding out what fitou is capable of these days, try Katie Jones' generous, lush Domaine Jones Fitou 2013 (£13.50 The Wine Society 14.55% abv), which would be well worth building a cassoulet feast around.

That's because, unlike most humans who consume a maximum of three meals a day, the Internet users feast around the globe and around the clock 24 hours a day.

"You can go and see The Hobbit in Imax or 3D − or go and see it in the shire that we have created in an abandoned forest," he says, adding: "We'll have a massive feast around the fire and we all get killed by orcs".

Terni knows this and celebrates St Valentine's Day with a feast around the basilica where the matchmaking saint's remains are interred.

The feasting starts around 6pm and continues into the small hours, with a break at dusk to light a bonfire (Danish lore dictates that a witch be burnt, to send her back to Bloksbjerg, in northern Germany's Harz mountains).

Kindle Cafe is a business run by Vincent Peterson, a chef who has been presenting movable feasts around Lambertville since last fall with the help of his wife, Carolyn Cohen.

Last year, at an academic dinner with a plentiful buffet, Smith pulled out crackers from her pocket and nibbled while colleagues feasted around her; she was sticking to the $2-a-day assignment in fellowship with her students.

Irish was and is the language of the house, and the feasts around their table, starring a revolving cast of family and friends, went on into the early hours with debate, discussion and raucous laughter.

While most of that shining is done quite literally, as the glazed centerpiece of Thanksgiving feasts around the nation, a few fortunate fowl are granted pardons and given a chance to live out their not-so-long lives in greener pastures, awkwardly bobbing their heads, crying gobble-gobble and whatever else it is that turkeys do.

While most of that shining is done quite literally, as the glazed centerpiece of Thanksgiving feasts around the nation, a few fortunate fowl are granted pardons and given a chance to live out their not-so-long lives in greener pastures, awkwardly bobbing their heads, crying gobble-gobble and whatever else it is that turkeys do.