Sentence examples for moving feast from inspiring English sources
As a result, SEO is something of a moving feast and it pays to stay up to date.
Still, finding it may appear a welcome diversion for European leaders, as they give every impression of serving up a giant-sized helping of Eurofudge at their moving feast of summits over the next few days.
Earth itself, we now understand, is literally a moving feast.
"It's a moving feast," I say to no one's interest.
Chuck Blazer: US executive – enjoys fancy dress, tax evasion, money laundering, racketeering and wire fraud, and indulged in so much fine dining "that he needed a fleet of mobility scooters to move from feast to feast".
Asia Week is a fast-moving feast, and you have to move fast to keep up with it.
After much carousing and mayhem in the countryside, the pair move their feast to New York.
People felt moved to feast, in the aftermath, on its many implications — scary or succulent, depending on your taste for the new, endlessly mediated world.
A synthetic retread of the far more powerful and moving "Babette's Feast".
That week, the musical feast was moving too fast.
The storms were moving slowly through it, feasting, growing stronger.
