Sentence examples for more feast from inspiring English sources

There would be no more feast or famine for Mets fans, but a succession of banquet years.

Lending a hand More feast, less famine Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsMuch as Americans complain, compared with some other countries their economy presents a picture of good health.

Lending a hand More feast, less famine Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsMany people are outrageously exploited at work, but interns are not among them.

Remarkably, for typically starved fanciers of Chinese opera in New York, it has been more feast than famine in recent months.

Lending a hand More feast, less famine Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsReviving downtown Las Vegas is not an act of corporate social responsibility but part of a strategy to increase his firm's long-term profitability, insists Mr Hsieh.

Lending a hand More feast, less famine Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsThe Hartz labour-market reforms introduced in Germany in the early 2000s included a scheme allowing the government to subsidise short-time working.

More feasts were held; more languid days passed in the company of novels.

And Jade Garden in Hartsdale, a new addition to Westchester's few authentic Cantonese restaurants, has opened its doors in time to provide more feasting space.

There was plenty more to feast on.

Anna Sui's eponymous biography (Chronicle Books), on the other hand, is a more visual feast.

The Paralympics gets depicted less as a sporting event and more a feast of courage.