Sentence examples for very feast from inspiring English sources

Congratulations, you've won capitalism!" Gwyn says in fact it's a very feast or famine kind of industry.

It's very "feast or famine" in terms of work so my instinct is to be like, "I have to say yes to everything.

What the numbers dont say is that its really feast or famine out there, with a very small number of sites reaping the benefits of this ad boom.

It made a very movable feast.

The guests were not disappointed: they had a very pleasant feast, in fact an engrossing entertainment: rich, abundant, varied, and prolonged.

There's Hollywood about 1969, where it's "saturnalia time," and people are partaking of "a very grim feast of the meaningless," a city where partygoers are so whacked out on nitrous oxide that they don't seem to care if their children are ingesting the gas too.

By their very nature, feasts and festivals are special times, not just in the sense that they are extraordinary occasions but more so in the sense that they are separate from ordinary times.

Even the less-moneyed are taking the worldwide integration of the wedding feast very seriously.

In reality, the flying mammals can see well, are very clean and feast primarily on insects.

The opportunity to create your very own holiday feast with your favorites, not someone else's -- and you get to keep all the leftovers.

And to make sure that the cartoon canine at the very center of Feast came across as an authentic dog, WDAS brought in a trio of Boston Terriers -- Gizmo, Chibi and Swee'Pea -- for Patrick and his animators to observe.