Sentence examples for feasts is from inspiring English sources
This year Cornbury sees Jamie Oliver's first foray into the UK festival market: Fabulous Feasts is Oliver's new specialist events-catering company.
To return to the first of these harvest feasts is to return to the puzzling figure of the Puritan, the name borne by most of the English people who came to New England in the early 17th century.
It's as if she were speaking to those humans, over there, the herd, while her tanned, toned, leggy self — running as she recites opera, living methodically, and eating like a bird while cooking Indian feasts — is exempt.
The Year of the Pig begins on Feb. 18, and New Year's celebrations in China and Vietnam have become associated with flu outbreaks because so much poultry for family feasts is on the move.
Large feasts were common throughout Micronesia.
For three days alms were distributed to the poor, and great feasts were held.
The tradition of tamaladas, as the tamale-cooking feasts are known, is upheld.
Feasts were held to commemorate important transitions in the life cycle, especially marriage and death.
More feasts were held; more languid days passed in the company of novels.
Grand feasts were part of the program, and drunkenness commonly added to the revelry.
