Sentence examples for of a feast from inspiring English sources

It was every schoolboy's idea of a feast.

"For a facial coder like me," Hill said, "he's kind of a feast".

It's not much of a feast, written, as it was, during the Great Depression.

Nothing is wrong with that, at least not in the context of a feast.

We have visions of a feast: crab chowder, deviled-crab tarts and leftover-crab sandwiches.

That and a couple of singles amounts to something of a feast from Miller's latest over.

If the industry adopted the year-round model, which most cable networks use, there would be less of a feast-or-famine mentality in buying commercial time.

Extremely tall for an off-spinner and therefore able to create extra bounce, the 29-year-old has had something of a feast-or-famine career to date.

In this study, we show the use of a feast-famine based enrichment strategy for the enrichment of a mixed microbial culture with enhanced lipid accumulation capacity.

Since lipid accumulation has been reported as a microbial survival strategy to balance carbon and energy requirements in periods of absence of external substrate [ 35], in this study, we propose the application of a feast-famine strategy as a novel approach for the enrichment of lipid-accumulating organisms.

Neuroticism: Is life a series of hazards to avoid or a feast of opportunities to pursue?