Sentence examples for the final feast from inspiring English sources
"Prepare for the final feast," he said.
It is the final day of the festival, and Lili sits in a green sarong in the shade of the garage as her cousins unload watermelons and bananas for the final feast.
In contrast with the short story on which it is based, Babette's Feast ages the sisters by fifteen years or so, so that they are in their late forties when Babette arrives and in their mid-sixties for the final feast, not, as Dinesen's chronology would have them, in their mid-thirties and late forties respectively.
The school year ends at the final feast, during which Gryffindor wins the House Cup.
I've never known what to request in the "condemned man's final feast" game.
European audiences, who take their food more seriously than Americans, seemed to fully grasp the conflicts epitomized by Babette's final feast, particularly when you consider that an entire film was once made from Europeans' desire for good eating: Luis Buñuel's overrated "The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie".
Last, a pure joy, is an archival piece from Meatpaper, the flesh-centric Bay Area indie magazine, which recently announced that its next and twentieth issue, "the Future of Meat," will be its final feast.
If this was the antipasta to the final Six Nations feast, Italy's supporters were left with a hollow feeling.
Sir Laurence Olivier begins the much-wronged Titus on an almost jovial note, then rising like an Elizabethan Oedipus to the scene where, confronted with his lopped and ravished daughter Lavinia, he has his own hand amputated, and going on superbly through the scenes of feigned madness to the final Barmicides's Feast.
Pollan does a good job of conveying the excitement of the hunt, the nasty job of cleaning the animal and the final enjoyment of the feast that follows.
The Flaviar team did the legwork ahead of time (i.e. sorting grapes, picking the different juices, etc)., so we just did the final tastings and then feasted on a traditional Armenian dinner.
