Sentence examples for feast needs from inspiring English sources
Maybe your tense Thanksgiving feast needs less food and more Wolf Blitzer.
The lunchtime feasts need not be expensive, even if there is a dollop of caviar or a smidgen of smoked salmon on one of your smorrebrod.
To dine at Feast you need not just courage but a glossary.
All through the meal, however, I'd noticed a shelf holding bottles of marc, Armagnac and other spirits, and after the day's feasting I needed something to cut through the bounty of Lyonnais delights sitting in my stomach.
Potential entries included "My Horn Got in the Way" and "I'm Getting to the Point in the Feast When I Need to Loosen My Corset".
Everybody needs to feast at this time of year but, like everybody, we find that Christmas is always followed by a depressing financial squeeze - but hey, this kind of planning at least reduces the pain and panic.
Home to some of the most unique and inspiring scenery this side of paradise, the Caribbean is the perfect sensory feast for anyone who needs to hit refresh during the cold winter months.
For the village, closing the reef means they have a source of good food whenever they need a feast for some ceremonial purpose, such as patching up relations with a neighboring clan or, as in this case, to celebrate the opening of a house for young, unmarried men to live in after they leave home.
The Clippers need to feast on the turkeys that are their next four opponents.
