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Feast in sentence

242 examples of Feast in a sentence

"A feast for senses" - New York Daily News, was the one that got me.
Aside from the sincerity of the story--its good guy thinks he's a bad guy but becomes the best guy/hero theme--"Hustle" is a non-stop feast of turned tables, of the literal and figurative varieties.
I left the theater feeling like I had just enjoyed a delicious Indian feast.
But it is a feast for populists – and a missed opportunity for democracy.
It will not be long before even Europe's more respectable conservative parties reach for rhetoric about "foreigners coming here to feast off of our taxes."
These days, whether you are Christian or not, the feast to mark the birth of Jesus Christ has turned into a winter bacchanal and a huge retailing orgy.
Apocryphal or not, the story gives us some idea of the cultural confusion that this midwinter religious feast can cause.
What cause for offense should they have when Christians celebrate their December feast?
But customers received only a small saucer for this feast, and the principle of the smorgasbord - all you can eat - was jettisoned.
This came just a month after the author Fatma Naoot appealed the three-year sentence she received when a Facebook post criticizing the slaughter of animals for a Muslim feast led to a guilty verdict for “contempt for Islam.”
Afghanistan’s Opium WarWhen NATO leaders meet for their summit in Riga at the end of this month, there will be a ghost at the feast: Afghanistan’s opium.
Instead, he rejects America’s historical ascent, and reframes it as a parable of self-delusion and naiveté, wherein the US puts on a lavish feast for the world’s freeloaders.
So, if price equalization were to happen, citizens in rich countries would feast and those in poorer countries would pay through the nose.
In mid-December Putin held his annual dinner with the oligarchs – a feast in a time of plague, so to speak.
In this process of cascading failures, overall financial conditions quickly flip from feast to famine.
Southern white male senators play up the culture war in part to shield the Republicans’ mega-rich donors, who feast on corporate tax cuts and environmental deregulation while the party scapegoats African-Americans and Hispanics.
The feast of new wealth is accompanied by a famine of morality.
True, businessmen have tempered their criticisms of Chavez and seem eager to participate in the profit feast brought about by increased consumption.
Its leaders are stuffing themselves at the trough – Trump, Kushner, and many others in his administration are among the biggest winners – thinking that this may be their last chance at such a feast.
We now see them feast on enfeebled democracies in many European countries, as fringe movements become serious contenders for power and threaten to wipe out the achievements of more than 60 years of European integration.
People dance around, drink heavily, and prepare for a monstrous feast.
We can't let you go away without a feast.
All the same, on feast Sundays he sometimes takes a drop too much; but it never goes farther.
It was a terribly salt feast, but exquisite all the same for strong stomachs.
The parlour, glittering with cleanliness, was inlivened by a large fire; there were cakes on the table with a bottle and glasses, in fact quite a feast.
This riot of rainbow tints was a wonder, a feast for the eyes: a genuine kaleidoscope of red, green, yellow, orange, violet, indigo, and blue; in short, the whole palette of a color-happy painter!
The flesh of these turtles was nothing memorable, but their eggs made an excellent feast.
He had broken his leg the evening before on his way home from a Twelfth-night feast at a neighbour's.
She had been consulted neither as to the dress of her daughter-in-law nor as to the arrangement of the feast; she went to bed early.
He felt dreary as an empty house; and tender memories mingling with the sad thoughts in his brain, addled by the fumes of the feast, he felt inclined for a moment to take a turn towards the church.
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