Sentence examples for it's feast from inspiring English sources

"And one of the reasons investment bankers get paid a lot is there is a lot of inherent risk — it's feast or famine, and you're at an organization's beck and call".

Here are some random but real hints: But Julian Castro won't endorse him; she's trying to end gridlock; Samsung execs are probably becoming cheeseheads; and it's feast or famine in terms of weather.

"In the postseason, when the beast rises, it's feast or famine," Wilson said.

"In the morning, it's feast, feast, feast, the buzzards are feasting on the meat," Ms. Pelosi said.

"It's feast or famine," said Mae Watson Grote, director of the Financial Clinic, a New York-based group that teaches financial planning to low-income New Yorkers.

At the timber pile: "I heard she carved him up, right in his own smokehouse, and then in comes the tiger for dinner, and she feeds him strips of her dead husband like it's feast day".

It may be occurring in a sealed-off space, but it's feasting on the oxygen of national network television.

It's feasting on the pie while donning the can-do spirit for which Americans were once known.

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"In mining, it is feast or famine.

"In this industry, it is feast or famine for the independent suppliers," he said.