Sentence examples for going to feast from inspiring English sources

You're going to feast, my man.

Romney's going to feast on it like a juicy steak.

"The lawyers are going to feast on whether this has been validated sufficiently by an independent process".

You have to let them know you're an aggressor with lots of weapons and you're going to feast on their blood".

" 'We are going to feast with you for Christmas' — that what's the L.R.A. kept telling people," said Papa Adam Matsaga, the leader of a local human rights group that also documented the recent killings.

The Cos Play Against Bullying booth was empty, which is good because I told them if they showed up they were going to feast on a knuckle sandwich.

Some years, 125 people go to feast among his apple, cherry and pear trees, so he needs to borrow his neighbor's backyard.

LONDON — Remember London, that theatrical capital where you went to feast on the classics, leaving maybe a handful of exceptional new plays a year to poke their way above a parapet defined by Shakespeare, Shaw, Ibsen and heaven knows what other canonical heavyweights one might care to name?

2 p.m. 5) CASUAL TAPAS Bar Mut (Carrer de Pau Claris, 192; 34-93-217-4338) is a bustling joint where local people go to feast on a casual lunch of cañas (small beers) and no-fuss tapas like herb-infused steamed mussels, toast topped with luscious duck liver and caramelized onion, and a hearty four-cheese risotto.

He described himself as a "semi-vegetarian" who sometimes eats seafood and goes to Feast for the freshness and the finesse of theirs.

And, with the salacious nature of Nick Saban leaving Alabama for Texas, any inkling of a deal was going to be feasted upon by the sports world like ravenous sharks sensing a drop of blood in the water.