Sentence examples for proper feast from inspiring English sources

In 1754 Pope Benedict XIV approved her patronage and granted her a proper feast and mass for December 12. Pope Pius X proclaimed her patroness of Latin America in 1910, and in 1935 Pius XI approved her patronage over the Philippines.

Roasted turkey with one side averages around $100, where as a proper feast is closer to $200.

But the menu of sandwiches and fish and chips has matured to include a raw bar, as well as proper feasts like the $32 clambake: a one-pound lobster, a handful of sizable clams and shrimp, and a few dozen mussels wading in melted butter.

The standard was very good: it's been a proper meat feast.

Hikers can pause for a proper Italian feast at the Ristorante Montorfano (via del Santuario, 74; 39-0332-227-027 39-0332-227-027 39-0332-227-027 39-0332-227-027 local cuisine pairistomontorfanothtaking view from the terrace.

— the book is adapted for Church-reading by notices of the proper lessons, feasts etc. in the margin, or above, or below : men.

Then migrate to the restaurant proper for a feast of unfussy regional dishes such as pizza diavolo with salami and chilli or maccheroni al' ragu made with suckling lamb shoulder.

But if you simply don't have time to shop or to cook a proper New Year's feast today, you may in fact have the makings of hoppin' John already at hand.

In the latest How-To, Matty Matheson shows us how to make a proper traditional Thanksgiving feast.

We must wait until the feast proper for the "Doctor Who" Christmas special and all the way to New Year's Day for the next installment of "Sherlock," but the BBC is handing out one sugarplum early this year: The return of Idris Elba as the deeply troubled and equally dedicated tracker of super-crazed serial killers, DCI John Luther.

"In fact you can be proper skint and still feast like a king".