Sentence examples for feast comes from inspiring English sources

After the feast comes the famine.

A movable feast comes to China China is to be offered a taste of The Hunger Games, starring Jennifer Lawrence.

Pellegrino Criscitelli, a festival organizer who owns two restaurants in the neighborhood, said the feast comes at a crucial time.

Maybe it's that spot in Rome where clandestine tables are set up in an alley and a neighborhood feast comes together beneath the honeyed glow of street lamps.

But the movable feast comes at a cost: pollution — especially carbon dioxide, the main global warming gas — from transporting the food.

It is sad that the harvest required to cook a Mexican feast comes in our climate when the weather is less than sunny.

His last feast came against the Raiders.

Every Friday night her family sat down for a Persian feast; come Saturday, after religious services, the crew returned to the table for a Yemenite brunch.

What McCullough's Americans took home with them were less sentimental educations than artistic and intellectual ones; the finishing school and the movable feast came later.

The gathering, described by one newspaper as "a political feast," came 74 days after Iraqis went to the polls and emerged with an inconclusive result that is still the subject of mostly behind-the-scenes jockeying.

After I spent the past two weeks munching my way through the United States Open concession stands, my final trip around the grounds Friday to pick the day's feast came with a side of nostalgia.