Sentence examples for the feast itself from inspiring English sources

For the feast itself, you can't go wrong with mildly hoppy pale ales like Flying Dog or Stoudt's.

In 1690, in Massachusetts the feast itself was postponed, though not the fasting, out of extraordinary concern that the meal would inspire too much "carnal confidence".

What mattered most was not the feast itself, but the gathering together in thanks and praise for life's most humble gifts.

The feast itself with food and entertainment is open from 11 30 a.m. to 11 p.m. (till midnight on Friday and Saturday) along Mulberry Street, between Houston and Canal Streets.

The feast itself will stretch along Mulberry Street, between Canal and Houston Streets, as well as Grand Street, between Mott and Baxter Streets and Hester Street, between Mott and Baxter Streets.

Mr. Axel makes his points with such subtle artistry that it is easy to see why the feast itself lingers in the memory of most viewers (on its theatrical release, some restaurants recreated Babette's meal for moviegoers who wanted to see their movie and eat it too).

Practicing mindfulness is a great addition to the holiday preparation and the feasting itself.

Sorry, but John puts the crucifixion on Passover Eve, while the others say it happened on the feast day itself.

On the feast day itself, Dunstan said Mass and preached three times to the people: at the Gospel, at the benediction, and after the Agnus Dei.

If one harvest has come in votes – George Bush and Tony Blair did very well from 9/11 – the gourmand at the feast has been terrorism itself.

The bear-killing ceremony is divided into two acts the killing itself and the feast afterward.