Sentence examples for may feast from inspiring English sources

Those of you who feel that there's never enough of JAN MAXWELL (and that should include a majority of discerning New York theatergoers) may feast yourselves full this summer.

Theater Ben Brantley Those of you who feel that there's never enough of JAN MAXWELL (and that should include a majority of discerning New York theatergoers) may feast yourselves full this summer.

According to the US Department of Agriculture, 45 million of these hapless creatures have gone to their deaths such that we may feast on this day of national thanks.

SHAKESPEARE Be present at our table, Lord, Be here and everywhere adored: Thy creatures bless, and grant that we May feast in Paradise with thee.

Lion Heart, who also finished fourth behind Smarty Jones in the Preakness, may now feast on big races against modest competition.

Garnet highlighted the date of his execution, 3 May, the Feast of the Cross, and reaffirmed his innocence.

The world may finally feast its eyes on what the new "Comedy Bang! Bang!" IFC show will look like, as the channel aired a 10-minute preview of the show after the second season finale of "Portlandia".

The Celtics and the Lakers may enjoy feasting on the Cavaliers and Timberwolves, but their owners recognize that the league needs as many healthy franchises as possible.

The whale may have feasted on medium-size baleen whales, said Olivier Lambert, a paleontologist at the Natural History Museum in Paris and the study's lead author.

Then the fat, iron oxide powder, charcoal, stone chips, quartz grains and an unknown liquid were gently stirred in the shells from the abalone they may have feasted on the day before.

A new paper examining these orcas' diets over the last 10,000 years reveals that most are not as picky as their relatives; those eating herring today may be feasting on baby seals tomorrow.