Sentence examples for royal feast from inspiring English sources

The official, exquisitely illustrated Web site for Versailles (www.chateauversailles.fr) is a royal feast.

They were greeted by a royal feast where they were presented with a progression of narrative pageants, complete with a depiction of the Fall of Troy.

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West may be bestowed with a royal feast on their wedding day -- if Burger King has anything to do with it.

The well-tended gardens and canals shimmer in the summer sun, while artisans clean stonework and repair the courtyards and kitchen buildings where royal feasts were once prepared.

Churchmen attended royal feasts as well as meetings of the Royal Council.

And while the Royals feast on fastballs, a Mets speciality – their.284 average against pitches 96mph or faster heading into the World Series led the majors – the Mets were hitting just.219, collectively, against the same kind of heat.

Some of it has been co-opted into a sort of turnstile tourism — sunset river rides on gaudy dragon boats, restaurants offering imperial feasts, where customers dress up in royal garb and dine on multicourse meals.

Diplomatic advisers and former palace employees say the decision not to serve a sit-down meal is driven by protocol, by palace-kitchen logistics and perhaps by concerns about how the public would view royals who feast during a time of lingering economic pain.

His evocation of the palaces, feasts and royal excursions, and especially of the woman's clothes, have the opulence of a late medieval Burgundian book of hours, a reminder that art was Updike's first trade.

King Richard III, who ruled England for two short years before being killed in battle, drank up to a bottle of wine a day and feasted on royal birds such as swan, heron, and egret once he ascended to the throne in 1483, according to a new isotopic analysis of his bones and teeth reported on by BBC.

In medieval Ireland local kings were said to hold a feast at their royal halls, for a week before and after Samhain, for all these purposes.