Sentence examples for in a feast from inspiring English sources

They'll teach you their quivering secrets, "from creating veritable galaxies within desserts to how to unmould with confidence" – and it all culminates in a feast.

A Tlingit might spend years gathering pelts, blankets, and weapons, then give them all away in a feast, called a potlatch, which often featured a pole-raising.

There seems to be an article about it most days, culminating in a feast of a spread this week, your long read.

To the horror of the nursing staff he at one point ordered in a feast of lobster and oysters for him to eat when what he needed was calm and surgery.

· Anne Stevenson is taking part in A Feast of Poetry, hosted by Julia Darling at the Literary and Philosophical Society of Newcastle upon Tyne next Thursday at 7.30 pm.

Rolled up in a feast or a snack, a Sunday roast or a piece of sashimi is a story of history, geography, memory and time just waiting to be unpicked.

The frolicsome story takes in, too, a feast, a performance of a play (Addison's Cato), and a visit to the town jail.

"You're in for a feast".

As you might expect, the Chinese like to turn the occasion in to a feast.

But if you plan ahead, you'll be in for a feast (make the eggplant up to five days ahead and reheat just before serving).

In 946 an outlaw named Leof killed Edmund I in a brawl at a feast in the royal palace at Pucklechurch, which lies about six miles from Bristol.