Sentence examples for feast to be from inspiring English sources

But this is only to hint at the feast to be found here.

Here's my gourmet campfire feast to be cooked over glowing embers.

The dream, Joseph told the pharaoh, was a warning of seven years of feast to be followed by seven years of famine.

In the sunny square they were blessing trees festooned with balloons, and preparing for a feast to be thrown by the mayor.

Ms. Harper, whose multimedia works include singing, text and video, managed, in sections from "The Fragile Stone Theory: Interactive Feast," to be pretentious and incoherent at once.

A multicourse meal in a private dining room begins at 400 renminbi (about $61 at 6.52 renminbi to the dollar) per person, and can easily double or triple depending on how extensive you want the feast to be.

Around the world, Christmas celebrations enable families and friends to gather, feasts to be devoured, and for love between couples to be rekindled or to blossom.

Archaeologists consider feasting to be more than just sitting down to eat a lot of food.

The Patronessa Suprema, the big shot of the feast, was to be Rita Berti, a Neapolitan singer.

The temperature there was usually in the low seventies--not ideal for a feast designed to be eaten in a far-northern midwinter.

The crowning centerpiece of this great love feast has to be Bernstein's "Mass," possibly his most flamboyant and controversial creation.