Sentence examples for plan a feast from inspiring English sources
Plan a feast or potluck that includes African American cuisine.
This Thursday is Valentine’s Day – and if you’re planning a feast of amorous adventure, you’ll want your menu to push all the right buttons.
If you don't fancy cooking Christmas dinner, the owners also run nearby Foxhunter restaurant, where chef Matt Tebbutt is planning a feast: roast local pheasant with brussels sprouts and chestnuts, and Christmas fruits with Marsala cream.
The mother of the bride typically plays hostess for the wedding by planning a feast and having the wedding in the bride's house.
His large choral "Requiem" is at once dramatic and satiric, presenting its own quirkily sincere emotion while mocking overblown 19th-century convention.One of the most arresting pieces to be heard is Mr Ligeti's recent "Violin Concerto", a feast of precisely planned effects, motifs and melodies which encapsulates the range of the composer's appeal.
Mitchell Zuckoff's "Lost in Shangri-La" delivers a feast of failures — of planning, of technology, of communication — that are resolved in a truly incredible adventure.
Kushner's play is going to be a feast of ideas, and I'm planning to go at least a few times.
A feast of this magnitude requires a battle plan.
"We always plan for feast and famine, not famine and more famine," said Gary Belis, a spokesman for Television Bureau of Advertising, a trade association for local television broadcasters.
It was the one day when we all gathered to open presents, laugh and eat dinner together--a feast that Carol joyously planned for weeks and cooked all by herself.
