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Majestic bald eagles also feast on the salmon.

They feast on her tomatoes and her peppers.

While the eyes feast on the grace and beauty of the Thai dancers, there is also a feast of authentic Thai cuisine for the palate.

Abraham made a great feast on the day that Isaac was weaned.

The fat ferret fasted first but as fated to feast on a fete.

Here, millions of bacteria feast on the remaining food, and ferment it.

Shadows from the campfire outside flicker on the tent as you feast on an Arabian barbecue buffet.

All this has given the Japanese media much to feast on, especially with the upper-house election looming next month.

The pike, eels, and carp eat greedily always, as everybody knows--well, they feast on the vulture .

Different pork dishes suchas pig's feet are enjoyed in Sweden while Germans feast on roast porkand sausages.

Inside these cells, the parasites feast on haemoglobin and multiply still further, periodically breaking out to infect yet more blood cells.

"Under the sea the mermen feast on starfish soup, and all the serving men are crabs, " Patchface proclaimed as they went.

If salmon are a coastal bear's primary fat and protein source, a successful female can feast on salmon to store more fat for winter, potentially increasing the number of cubs she can produce.

The pupils thought he was joking, but since he was a great-hearted teacher each of them in turn treated him to a feast on succeeding days of the departing year.

The colorful nests make moist, secure Chambers for the larvae to grow, feast on nectar and pollen laid by its parents, and build a cocoon to wait out the winter.

I'm waiting for my reunion dinner to start, my uncles and cousins will be here and my mum will be anxiously waiting for the verdict on her prawn that I can feast on them, I get rashes when I eat too many prawns.

I recalled seeing him at a feast once or twice.