Sentence examples for only feast from inspiring English sources

We've listened with rapt attention to stories of people's surprises and delights when their occasions of all descriptions included newcomers -- a neighbor whose husband died the week before, a stranded student, the proverbial "black sheep" of the family -- to what had been "Members Only" feast days.

"He doesn't rest, he only feasts," goes his theme song, performed by a guy named Opera Steve.

Hugue Dufour and Sarah Obraitis, of the Long Island City diner M. Wells (now closed), will prepare a one-night-only feast with wine.

She left the village and raised her family in a non-kosher, non-Sabbath-observing home, but Klapper persuades Seltzer to rekindle his Valdener ties and wrangle an invitation to a members-only feast at the rebbe's table.

So we're giving away a pair of VIP tickets to Luckyrice, a one-night-only feast celebrating Asian food and cocktail culture presented by Bombay Sapphire East.

The pair of celebrated chefs are co-hosting Miami's second annual LuckyRice festival, a one-night-only feast celebrating Asian food and cocktail culture, on November 15 at the gorgeous Raleigh hotel.

Whether in the brittle snobberies of a garden-party in 1979 or the druggy student-party antics of 1997, Slade House hosts not only a feast of mystery but a banquet of semi-documentary realism.

It was the only funeral feast the boys had attended.

This was the drink of aristocrats and kings, and consumed by commoners only on feast days.

Ordinarily solitary, Tasmanian devils commune only to feast on carrion and to mate in short-lived passionate couplings during which they tear each other to ribbons.

The tweak to "Twilight" is bourgeois respectability: the hero and his middle-class family in Forks, Wash., have forsaken their inhuman appetites and only occasionally feast on small animals — the vampire equivalent of turning vegetarian.