Sentence examples for feasting over from inspiring English sources

The gentle evenings of feasting over stir fries and fresh fruit were the only respite.

When we could not, a handful of salt was sprinkled on each leaf, indicating that the feast was over, and, stomachs aching, we filed out into the bright afternoon.

Nowhere is this made more explicit than in ancient Egyptian tombs, where painted reliefs of tables heavily laden with good things to eat sustained the deceased long after the funeral feast was over; provender and providence are intimately connected.

Knowing that dinner, however meager, is still in the oven, is much better than fearing that the feast is over and the master is trying to figure out which of the dogs to throw the table scraps to.

If a racist voter torments you at a campaign stop in a restaurant it's perhaps understandable to return to the restaurant, mouth full of food, in order to escalate the argument, even if it means the media get to feast over every second.

I actually heard a radio host say on Thursday that the "Thanksgiving feast is over-rated".

Regardless, after feasting away over the festive period it does make sense to look after your body a bit and think about what you eat.

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Although Brent blend has only recently dived to less than $60 per barrel, from the highs of $115 seen last June, many energy companies are over-extended after a three-year period when they grew fat and over-ambitious, feasting on very high oil prices.

Wall Street felt the feast was over.

A feast, grilled over coals, arrives.