Sentence examples for feast of spring from inspiring English sources

The great public transport feast of Spring 2014, then: not all that great but nowhere near as bad as Tony Burke.

Catalonian Feast Savoy restaurant, 70 Prince Street (Crosby Street), which is closing next month, will hold its last Calçotada, a traditional Catalonian feast of spring onion, lamb and sausage, on Monday and Tuesday, with communal seatings from 6 to 7 30 p.m., $70 plus tax and tip: (212) 212-8570.

As if that weren't enough, the mountains have — so far, at least, and to the evident astonishment of the local population, to say nothing of a New Yorker — served up a glorious feast of spring weather.

The escape of Peter from his chains is noted in the feast of August 1.

The feast of Thanksgiving, in whatever form pleases you most, is undoubtedly the most daunting meal to put together if you are the one responsible for hosting.

If I cannot find money before this feast of Easter, the church door will be shut in my face; wherefore grant my supplication.

When he first broke the world record, in 2010, he was flown back to his old hometown of Kilgoris, the guest of honour at a grand feast of 5,000 people and, they say, 1,000 bulls.

I AM not sure how tactful it is, the day before the great American feast of Thanksgiving, to try to cajole you into sampling the joys of British teatime.

Of central importance in the collective worship of the dead is the visit of the departed members to their old home; among the Eastern Finno-Ugric peoples this approximates with the Christian feast of Easter, and among the Western it is in late autumn (e.g., the Finnish Kekri, November 1, an ancient festival to celebrate the seasonal change).

For the main course we had dishes from the actual feast of 1539: ayva dolmasi, melon stuffed with minced lamb, rice, almonds and pistachios, in which chunks of melon added sweetness to the meat; and nisbah, a phyllo basket containing diced lamb and small meatballs stewed in pomegranate syrup.

In 1644, an Act of Parliament effectively banned the festival and in June 1647, the Long Parliament passed an ordinance confirming the abolition of the feast of Christmas.