feasting造句

Easter means feasting on chocolate.

He sat there feasting himself.

In that bustling feasting in either house.

Sometime all full with feasting on your sight.

The First World is not feasting on the misery of the Third.

Indeed, you're far more likely to find Beijing diners feasting on ducks' feet, ducks' heads.

Archaeologists consider feasting to be more than just sitting down to eat a lot of food.

Chinese New Year's Eve is a time of family reunion and feasting.

One day when Job's sons and daughters were feasting and drinking wine at the oldest brother's house.

I know a thousand faces, and count the tailed heads, feasting bright upon the eyes, of many who have died.

They may even be able to keep trim while feasting on chips, cakes and other fatty foods.

Over years of feasting, Xie had killed so many birds that he called down this strange ailment on himself.

Thou shalt not also go into the house of feasting, to sit with them to eat and to drink.

This young capybara was dragged into the water by a caiman , a local alligator. But now a swarm of piranhas is feasting on the prize.

"Happy is the land whose ruler is of noble birth, and whose chiefs take food at the right time, for strength and not for feasting."

A millennium ago on a mountainside in Africa, a herd of goats kept a shepherd up at night after feasting on red coffee berries.

But for others, the idea of feasting on black eggs that have been preserved in clay for months may not be appetizing.

I leaned against the fence for a long time, feasting my hungry eyes, and thinking in my soul that God never made a fairer spot than my lovely meadow.

But lately, it seems as if every time I turn around, a vegan is insisting that feasting on a pork chop is morally equivalent to eating a hunk of dog meat.

When it finishes feasting on the nectar, the larva spins a cocoon (still inside the shell, which has hardened into a protective casing by this point) and then hangs out.

Hopefully my efforts to provide for the festivals over the past few months will bear fruit as many conditioned souls taste the nectar of Krsna consciousness through chanting, dancing and feasting.

One traditional delight in the life of Shanghailanders is to go sightseeing at Longhua, feasting their eyes on the blossoming peach trees and shopping and bargaining at the temple fair.