Sentence examples for feast buffet from inspiring English sources

Feast Buffet Red Rock Casino Resort Spa 11011 W. Charleston Blvd.

Wait time/reservations/popularity: The Feast Buffet at Red Rock Resort is one of the most popular of Station Casino's Feast buffets.

Good to know: The Feast Buffet at Red Rock Resort has been named best buffet in Las Vegas by the Las Vegas Review-Journal several times. .

Featured items: Although its menu changes frequently to reflect seasonal items, some of the more popular dishes at the Feast Buffet include the sushi, the meats at the carving station and the made-to-order pasta dishes at the Italian pasta station.

A headless horsemen welcomed children, who feasted on buffet tables of candy, held live snakes and spiders shipped in for the occasion and freaked themselves out in the haunted house built on the grounds overlooking the Long Island Sound.

Rodent specialists predicted that many rats would drown in submerged subway tunnels, but also that survivors would feast on the buffet of garbage strewed in the streets.

It is less a full-scale comic feast than a buffet of amusing snacks, and while it does not necessarily exalt or flatter your intelligence, it doesn't treat you like an idiot, either.

Hosted by Charles Finch, Caroline Scheufele and Nick Foulkes, the Finch's Quarterly Review Filmmakers Dinner was a buffet feast of oysters and steak tartare with a piano player in honor of the Italian director and screenwriter Bernardo Bertolucci.

(718 817-8073 www.nybgshopinthegarden.org FALL GOODNESS -- A Harvest Bushel basket of fall-inspired, hand-decorated almond sugar cookies shaped like oak or maple leaves, acorns, pumpkins and sunflowers will add an autumn accent to any tailgate feast or Oktoberfest buffet.

The movie "is less a full-scale comic feast than a buffet of amusing snacks, and while it does not necessarily exalt or flatter your intelligence, it doesn't treat you like an idiot, either," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times in July.

SF Updated at 12.48pm GMT 12.34pm GMT Photograph: LAURENT GILLIERON/EPA Even the powerbrokers of Davos stop for lunch, and today they're tucking into a buffet feast hosted by the government of Nigeria (writes GW, on a laptop propped up on a pile of mangos and pineapples).