Sentence examples for feast through from inspiring English sources
Now, as a new Chinese year has begun, Ivy's is counting its blessings and offering a banquet feast through February that includes some of those dishes.
Jesus eats and drinks with whores and highwaymen, turns water into wine, and, finally, in one way or another, establishes a mystical union at a feast through its humble instruments of bread and wine.
Indeed, when taken to recently conquered areas of Spain, like Granada, political triumph was incorporated into the feast through mock Moors versus Christian skirmishes.
Then there's 200 Years of British Murder, Turkey & Iran: Rivals in the Middle East, and Food and Feasting Through the Ages.
Let us then briefly examine the theological and spiritual significance of these two feasts through the homilies of Saint Gregory Palamas (1296-1359), who represents Christian theology at its most sublime.
Through feast and famine, through revolution and regime change, one thing remains constant.
Dance of the Giglio Feast (Friday through Sunday) This annual celebration of music and strength — with the hoisting of a platform containing a tower and a band of musicians — will be celebrated on the street outside of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Shrine Church.
A religious procession celebrating the saint passes on his feast day through the town's streets with church banners and icons.
This becomes a testament, then, to the problem that is plaguing American entertainment today: the inverse ratio of an audiovisual feast achieved through immense technical wizardry juxtaposed with impoverished storytelling and dumbed-down language.
Beneath the sadistic surface, there is a strange cultural masochism in Larsson, as in his compatriot Henning Mankell, whose collected works I once feasted on through a single winter, with the kind of gusto that only crime fiction can excite.
But for the contemplative visitor, the constant play of light and shadow over the sculptures' forms can be understood as a magnificent metaphor for the passing days and nights of a person's life, from the ritual feasting table, through the portal of maturity to the column of eternity -- a celebration of life itself.
