Sentence examples for feast starts from inspiring English sources

His new More 4 show, Ottolenghi's Mediterranean Island Feast, starts next Thursday at 9pm.

His new More 4 show, Ottolenghi's Mediterranean Island Feast, starts on 7 November at 9pm.

Ottolenghi's Mediterranean Feast starts on More 4 on Monday at 9pm.

The feast starts with head cheese, followed by the pig and its entourage, consisting of white and red sauerkraut, truffled brussels sprouts, and a gratin of potatoes, Gruyère and Swiss chard.

The Odyssey constantly toys with the possibility that it is just one of a number of alternative epics: at one point, a bard at a feast starts singing a kind of parallel Iliad, in which Achilles quarrels not with Agamemnon but with Odysseus.

The reveillon dinner was a festive feast, starting with a delicate fish pastilla (layers of flaky pastry with filling), then chicken with olives, boned stuffed pigeon, or whole fish stuffed with semolina and raisins, all accompanied by pleasant Moroccan red wine (French diners were having Champagne).

The feasting starts around 6pm and continues into the small hours, with a break at dusk to light a bonfire (Danish lore dictates that a witch be burnt, to send her back to Bloksbjerg, in northern Germany's Harz mountains).

The traditional feasts start on Saturday evening with a midnight dinner, ending the Lenten fast.

"I heard my folks talk about eating sturgeon when I was a kid, but I never did until a few years ago when the feasts started," said Dewey Thunder Jr., who is 61.

It features in the TV programme Friday Night Feast, which starts on Friday night on Channel 4. In the first programme, the pair meet farmers who tell them that they were unable to sell thousands of tonnes of their fresh vegetables to supermarkets because they were deemed imperfect.

When I plate up the feast, they start to melt into a sugary blue mash.