Sentence examples for local feast from inspiring English sources

As long as prosperity and incomes remain so divided geographically, the spectre at the local feast is redistribution.

Located approximately 100 miles north of Yellowknife - the capital of the Northwest Territories - William and Catherine paddled out to the romantic spot on Blachford Lake to watch a midnight sunset and dine on a local feast.

For instance, the old, established local "feast" and "wake" days of the industrial districts in the north of England were retained, serving many of the old communal functions yet also changing character and obtaining new functions in light of the spread of the railway and the advent of the modern vacation.

My guide, Husam, took me to Tanoreen, which must be the best restaurant in Nablus, where we enjoyed a fine city view and a local feast -- chicken and vegetables cooked in a fire pit...and sweet kunafeh.

It differed from the Roman Rite of the time by having some of its own melodies and texts, and celebrating its own local feasts.

The best local feasting, though, is in Darband, a neighbourhood in the north of the city at the foot of the Alborz mountains.

The panygyria, local feasts of wine and dancing that are usually in celebration of a saint's name day, are the place to witness how we let loose and enjoy it.

To decrease recall bias, the period of recalling was restricted to a short duration of time and identified with local feasts and holidays.

Around the corner on Swarthmore Street, locals feast on meatloaf ($11.95), roast turkey ($11.95) and other comfort foods in the equally popular Mayberry (1028 Swarthmore Street, 310-454-6467) — the restaurant's name a reference to the surrounding small-town atmosphere.

Locals feast on pilot whales in Torshavn photo: Deborah Bassett.

Prime viewing time is September and October, when the local mammals feast on spawning salmon (with luck you'll see wolves and grizzlies, too).