Sentence examples for world of feast from inspiring English sources

Watch as the African plains move from a desert wasteland to a world of feast and plenty with so much seasonal water flowing onto the barren ground that baboons are forced to wade uncomfortably through the water.

In his memoir-cum-recipe book, A Life in the Kitchen (2009), Michel Jr describes an idyllic childhood – a world of everyday feasts and family gatherings, living on a big estate in Shipbourne, Kent.

Daisy sadly comes a cropper in this dismal revival of Denise Deegan's ripping yarn, which conjures up an Angela Brazil-style world of midnight feasts, morning dips, dormy fights, nail-biting hockey matches and class bullies, as well as hidden treasure, a daring clifftop rescue, a mysterious Russian emigre and a long-lost father.

You can already drink Butterbeer at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter and feast your eyes on a pair of floating mountains at Pandora: The World of Avatar.

Mr. Vargas Llosa, a frequent critic of leftist governments in Latin America, has written more than 30 works of nonfiction, plays and novels, including "The War of the End of the World" and "The Feast of the Goat".

The range is remarkable – from the surreal fantasies of the radio soap operas in Aunt Julia to the baroque comedy of Captain Pantoja and the Special Service; from weighty historical epics such as The War at the End of the World and The Feast of the Goat to the whodunit thriller-style of Who Killed Palomero Molero?

On 11 October 2012, in the Brazilian city of Teresina, police interrupted what was believed to have been an attempted mass suicide by up to one hundred members of a cult headed by self-proclaimed prophet Luis Pereira dos Santos, who predicted the end of the world on the feast day of Our Lady of Aparecida.

While "Aunt Julia" focuses on the private world of romance and creativity, "The Feast of the Goat" (published here in 2001) tackles the big public sphere of politics.

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Not only are the northern days still delightfully long but it is also the month for the Edinburgh International Festival, a world-renowned feast of music, dance and theater.

After Shaun Johnson's impish match-winning performance for New Zealand united the non-Australian rugby league world in a feast of schadenfreude last Saturday, the NRL made an astonishing about-turn.