Sentence examples for feast at which from inspiring English sources

That was practically the last feast at which Pop, who also relished risk or defiance, was present.

A song feast, at which American Marines and the natives sang hymns; the islanders favorite hymn is "Onward Christian Soldiers".

It relates — with considerable license — the Old Testament story of the siege by the Persian king Cyrus (Ciro) of Babylon, then ruled by Belshazzar (Baldassare), and the feast at which "handwriting on the wall" prophesied Baldassare's doom.

Party with Duncan, bed down in Macbeth's castle on the 27th floor of a tower block, glimpse the witches in an underground car park, and join the feast at which Banquo will be an uninvited guest.

The book is full of political women, including Isabella of Angoulême, the mother of Henry III, who threw all the pots and pans out of the window after a feast at which she had been forced to give precedence to an inferior.

Upon returning to camp his father gave a celebratory feast at which he conferred his own name upon his son.

Two Rabelaisian feasts, at which our group consumed prodigious amounts of sushi as the many-colored plates piled up like poker chips, were done in an hour.

The Jewish Passover and the Muslim Eid al-Fitr, among many food-centred holidays (aren't they all?), are the parallel feasts at which extended families get together for a long meal at a long table following a long tradition.

A supporter of the far-right National Front, she told Nice-Matin that one good thing about Russia was that it did not have the Feast of the Sacrifice at which Muslims traditionally sacrifice sheep.

The dispute is ultimately resolved through the plan of the king of Leinster, Mac Da Thó, to hold a feast at his hostel, at which a fight breaks out over the assignment of the curadmír or champion's portion.

Tony Waag has organized feasts of tap dancing, celebrations at which scores of happy tappers will show off the skill, artistry and sheer fun of this dance form.