Sentence examples for up to feast from inspiring English sources
What a shameful waste not to use all that cooking space with so many plutocratic gourmets lining up to feast on his brilliance.
In March 2011, UEFA decided to retain the same method of qualifying used for the 2010 World Cup, leaving up to feast on these potentially riveting encounters Tuesday: Andorra-Estonia, Belarus-Georgia, San Marino-Moldova, Albania-Slovenia.
Hundreds of people might turn up to feast on hot dogs catered by the local beach wagon or whatever potluck was available, fortify themselves with Mr. Solomon's lethal "artillery punch," and take in the show.
It is believed that the owls show up to feast on the mice when the mouse population spikes during the fall and early winter.
For the composers represented here — all anonymous — Christmas was the joyful start of a solemn, 12-day period that leads up to the Feast of the Epiphany on Jan . 6
They had kept alive an old memory — that a kindly old cleric brought little gifts to the poor in the weeks leading up to the Feast of the Nativity.
Intricately worked gold, fancily carved wood, baroquely decorated ceramics and lacquerware, heavily embroidered and beaded garments, gem-encrusted jewelry and minutely detailed paintings add up to a feast that tends toward the indigestible, almost demanding a palate clearing between courses.
That crunching sound you hear is software eating the world, and TechCrunch is always looking for ways to pull a chair up to the feast.
I noticed something had been eating the heads of the sunflowers, at first I thought it must be a pigeon, because the flowers were so high, but on a leaf about six foot from the ground I saw what looked like mouse droppings, and I'm now wondering if a mouse or even a rat could climb up there to feast on the flowers….? I picked some beans and chard for supper, and pulled out some chickweed.
Lets back up to the Feasts.
Stay at the youth hostel (from €16pp B&B a night) and if you can be there in the build-up to the Feast of San Gennaro on 19 September – a local holiday – you are in for a spectacular Neapolitan firework display lighting up the night sky.
