Sentence examples for need a feast from inspiring English sources
For the village, closing the reef means they have a source of good food whenever they need a feast for some ceremonial purpose, such as patching up relations with a neighboring clan or, as in this case, to celebrate the opening of a house for young, unmarried men to live in after they leave home.
Pretty much all you need for a feast.
A much tighter affair here, which is fine, really, and who needs a goal-feast anyway.
Say "Ireland" and Americans are inclined to think of the Land of Perpetual Fiddle Sessions as having Rustic Pubs with Dark Wood Bars on every single street and country byway, because the beleaguered, whiskey-fueled writers need a place to toil away and the fishermen need a place to feast on bangers and mash and flirt with red haired lassies.
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".
The Clippers need to feast on the turkeys that are their next four opponents.
Below, ten things you need to feast on in the Aloha State.
All December long, we're bringing you the recipes, tips and tricks you need to Feast your way through the holidays, no matter how you celebrate the season.
All December long at Tasting Table, we're bringing you the recipes, tips and tricks you need to Feast your way through the holidays, no matter how you celebrate the season.
After working on the book for about a year, Martin realized he needed an additional interim book, which he called A Feast for Crows.
