Sentence examples for nice feast from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a $60 million bonanza shared by 20 people is a nice feast and if it happens every few years, I don't see a problem with this model at all!

On the day of the party, make a nice traditional feast with enough food for the whole crowd.

VI Oh, those melons! if he's able We're to have a feast; so nice!

I felt the same way I would if I got some drugs or a nice bottle of wine that feasting on the fresh fruit was beyond bonerdom for me to such an extent that I really can't put it into words.

The great thing about letting a cat pick your stocks for you is the low fees, mainly consisting of cans of Fancy Feast, some kitty litter and maybe one of those nice scratching posts.

The Summit Hotel is a nice place to stay and has a great Friday night barbecue, a meat feast of yak burgers and spare ribs popular with expat charity workers, UN and Unicef people.

A supporter of the far-right National Front, she told Nice-Matin that one good thing about Russia was that it did not have the Feast of the Sacrifice at which Muslims traditionally sacrifice sheep.

Breadcrumbs seem to be the most popular choice, but Rose Elliot's recipe, in Vegetarian Christmas (as recommended by one of the three nice people who did tweet back, India Knight), doesn't quite convince as the centrepiece of the festive feast.

With that celebration came a feast: there's nothing better to do in the dead of winter than make a nice, hot meal!

The Ritz is in Beijing's financial district, has huge guestrooms and nice touches (flat-screen TVs in the bathrooms, free Wi-Fi plenty to ponder Wi-Fi plenty feastong on the restaurant's "Olymponderavioli".

Dining is nice at rooftop bars with fluffy floor pillows and lanterns, or visitors can go for a candlelit Indian feast with sunset views of Sharm's craggy mountains.