Sentence examples for it's very feast from inspiring English sources
It's very "feast or famine" in terms of work so my instinct is to be like, "I have to say yes to everything.
It's very important to see, many times, Hemingway's book, A Moveable Feast, because we are a very ancient civilisation, and we will hold high the banner of our values, and we will show brotherhood to the five million Muslims who exercise their religion freely and kindly, and we will fight against the 10,000 barbarians who kill, they say, in the name of Allah," she said.
Congratulations, you've won capitalism!" Gwyn says in fact it's a very feast or famine kind of industry.
As far as choices for the main course for a big feast go, it should be very low on your list.
"It's been very fractious," he said, surveying the synagogue's large basement, where worshipers from various congregations feasted on turkey, fried fish and pasta salad.
It's a feast for a religious group of people who are very frugal in their life, living, and discipline.
It's either feast or famine.
"In the morning, it's feast, feast, feast, the buzzards are feasting on the meat," Ms. Pelosi said.
This weekend, it's the Feast of the Annunciation.
