Sentence examples for feast like from inspiring English sources
And the Aussies feast like fat kids.
We feast like kings on simple tucker cooked on a primitive fire.
(It was a fairy-tale feast, like something out of Grimm).
"In fact you can be proper skint and still feast like a king".
Their dogs and cats, meanwhile, will feast like epicureans, beneficiaries of a foodie revolution that has transformed many kitchens into four-star restaurants for pets.
Garland's narrator Richard arrived at the Britpop feast like the Ancient Mariner, had Coleridge's cipher been raised on Platoon, The Simpsons and Nintendo.
Luncheon and breakfast are feast-like as well.
Few go to town on Christmas Eve feasts like the Italians.
New Yorkers feasted like vultures on the tales of Bill and Monica, but let them both find peace in their midst.
Still, using some pretty complex math, I estimated that even if I ate feasts like this every night, I would only be emptying the bin every 4.3 days.
It was rarely rung except for solemn feasts like Easter or to mark the death of a pope or archbishop of Paris.
