Sentence examples for feast with the same from inspiring English sources
Easter lunch should be a feast, with the same celebratory sense of excess you otherwise get only at Christmas, but the meal itself always feels more relaxed.
I don't know if I will experience something like this again, nor do I know if my father will ever again indulge in the Christmas Eve ravioli feast with the same zeal.
Twisting themselves into funnel clouds, Karachi's flies compete with scurrying cockroaches, frantic to feast upon the same garbage as the children.
Babette's Feast makes the same point about music.
A: The two feasts remain the same with us, people make ka'k.
Women may have adjusted to eating by themselves, but that doesn't mean that they're feasting on the same fare they would with friends or family.
"The poet is someone who feasts at the same table as other people.
On Friday, a pope of the same name was in Assisi to celebrate the feast of St. Francis, convinced he had been charged with the same mission.
Its name has been attributed to the feast day of John the Baptist, when John Cabot was believed to have sailed into the harbour in 1497, and also to a Basque fishing town with the same name.
I am doing the same, with an impromptu Thanksgiving feast.
