Sentence examples for which feast from inspiring English sources

Many of the unmarked graves have been dug open by starving dogs, which feast on the remains.

It suggests that ethnicity is no bar to espousing the defiant positiveness of the Yoruban spirit, which Feast chooses to embody rather than analyse.

And all grapes are vulnerable to pests, Japanese beetles, which eat the leaves, and birds and deer, which feast on ripe fruit.

When I found out that they had invited Carter-Ruck and Schillings, two major law firms which feast on chilling the free speech of scientists, authors, NGOs and journalists, I suggested to Straw's people that the two authors of the libel report, Index's editor, Jo Glanville, and PEN's director, Jonathan Heawood, should both be members of the inquiry team.

Additionally, although carrion flies mainly home in on large animal carcasses, other invertebrate surveyors could help scientists study different ecosystem layers for instance, carrion beetles, which feast on smaller carcasses, including those of birds.

"We just need to know how many people are in the table, and which feast they ordered, and we know exactly what to do," he said.

Its magnetic grandeur silenced everything but the mosquitoes, which feasted on us in skin-darkening swarms.

This scene is the cherry on the cake of a film which feasts on the sensual potential of the domestic.

One bright spot for the breathless mosquito fighters, though, is the gambusia fish, which feasts on mosquito larvae.

One specialty of Dr. Johnson's is leishmaniasis, a malady passed along by sand flies which feasted on the troops in Saudi Arabia during Desert Storm.

Some of them are curious in the extreme: the bug-eyed western tarsier; the striped rabbit; the marled cat; and the tree-jumping clouded leopard, which feasts on pygmy squirrels and long-tailed porcupines.