Sentence examples for feast program from inspiring English sources

Guests can participate in the company's Roman Feast program on Mondays ($85 a person), and tour the local outdoor market with a chef to gather ingredients for a complete meal, which is later prepared (and eaten) in her home.

And so it went on a Sunday afternoon not long ago when several Girl Scout troops and more than 50 other girls and women attended a program called "Feast, Famine and the Female Form: Exploring Body Image Through Art".

But it was left to Tenet — in, paradoxically, a program called "A Feast for the Senses" — to pierce to the heart and soul.

Culinary program "A Moveable Feast With Fine Cooking PBSBeer"Beer Geeks" (Syndicated) "Bobby Flay's Barbecue Addiction" (Food Network) "Giada at Home" (Food Network) "The Mind of a Chef" (PBS) "My Grandmother's Ravioli" (Cooking Channel).

Grand feasts were part of the program, and drunkenness commonly added to the revelry.

FOR many of the tens of millions of Americans who participate in frequent-flier programs, it is feast or famine.

And for listeners who want to focus on how Christmas sounded at a particular historical time and place, Lionheart revives its program "Tydings Trew: Feasts of Christmas in Medieval England" on Dec. 21.

This year's programming was a feast.

Osborne pitched "Feast" at a new short-film program at the studio.

As a preface of sorts Lionheart opened the program with music for the Feast of the Annunciation, March 25 (exactly nine months before Christmas).

The program would be perfect for a Marian Feast Day - even better, one to complement the Feast of Saint Cecilia, Patron of Musicians (btw, November 22).