Sentence examples for mock feast from inspiring English sources
If you really want to attract attention, have a mock feast at the dining room in Lumbridge Castle.
British newspapers had a feast, mocking her "posh accent" and noting that Ms. Keppel already owns a home worth $500,0000 (about $737,000).
If you want to thank someone, thank the very people Sandra mocked, for losing the feast to you.
Those in that gleefully perverse -- in the theater, at least -- frame of mind will feast on Harriet Walter as the mock-vainglorious, thoroughly venal Livia in "Women Beware Women".
Meanwhile, conservative editorialists mocked what the writer Stuart Taylor, in Slate magazine, called a "feast of victimology".
"Soul Men" is a raucous, rambling comedy, offering some laughs, some groans and a feast for fans of the musical idioms it mocks and celebrates.
Purim, the Jewish Feast of Esther, is celebrated with an atmosphere of exuberance, a joyous, boisterous mocking of tradition and decorum, when it is customary, on this one day only, to drink to giddy excess.
