Sentence examples for feast times from inspiring English sources

Large numbers of hemes in c-type cytochromes may function as capacitors allowing organisms to store electrons during feast times to be used during famine and maintain the cell's metabolism under substrate-limiting conditions [56], [63], [64].

Best to leave sobering thoughts for another day; this was feast time, time to celebrate and remember.

Let's say it's holiday feast time, and you want to quell the din at the family dinner table.

During feast time, women related to a whaling captain's crew work nearly around the clock preparing whale and other traditional foods to share.

IT'S that roast beast feast time of year, when it's almost de rigueur to make a very large piece of meat the focal point of your meal (vegetarians excepted).

When a whaling captain is successful, he distributes meat to his family, the families of the whaling crews and the community right after the hunt and during feast time.

He still presides at patron saint feasts – times when a local liquor Pox flows and forms part of a ceremonial toast.

That task, for a kid, can eat up a good 10 minutes of parental feasting time.

You don't want the rotted fish to sit around too long, but you want to be sure there is plenty of time for it to ferment during the traditional surstromming feasting time of late August and early September.

The feast, in times past, was a meal set off from the ordinary by its abundance and richness.

Anthropologists (or me, pretending to be one) make a distinction between "renewal" feasts and "reversal" feasts: renewal feasts are the ones that reassure everyone that the social basis of the community is secure; reversal feasts are times when the social order is turned upside down for one escapist night.