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Feast example sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use feast in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for feast.

• Feast, ye Huns! (10)
• The feast began. (18)
• I feast on your regrets. (10)
• It was a memorable feast. (10)
• Went the feast ever cheerfuller? (10)
• Not even music was lacking to their feast. (8)
• For a year, Edward had abjured this feast. (10)
• For a year, Edward had abjured this feast. (22)
• The whole feast passed off gayly, yet modestly. (18)
• Saddlebank undertook to manage our feast for us. (10)
• Let Liberalism be your feast, Radicalism your spice. (10)
• He was invited to a feast, which he dared not refuse. (19)
• And, let us confess, they have in that a mighty feast. (10)
• And, let us confess, they have in that a mighty feast. (22)
• Now one day he and other nobles were bidden to a feast. (12)
• The starveling of patience awoke to the idea of a feast. (10)
• The feature of the feast was unquestionably the red mullet. (8)
• I was to leave the arrangements for the feast to him, he said. (10)
• The faint-smelling cool Autumn air was pleasant after the feast. (10)
• He felt her disillusionment; felt with it and spread a feast of it. (10)
• And they were bold to snatch what they wanted from the general feast. (13)
• She took impressions of his characteristics, and supplied him a feast. (10)
• The feast was worth fifty, but to haggle about prices showed the sneak. (10)
• For these with their ways were her feast; They had surety no enemy lurked. (10)
• Cordially they insisted on their long friendship for the giver of the feast. (12)
• They made Kraut sit with them at the jabbering feast, the only mortal there. (10)
• For some similar reason he had not written; he wished to feast on her surprise. (10)
• Harte was the life of a time which was perhaps less a feast of reason than a flow of soul. (9)
• The whites were eating like Indians, seated on the ground and joining in the pleasures of the feast. (18)
• The sick woman could enjoy their fragrance now, and to-morrow, feast her eyes upon their bright colours. (5)
• A poor feast, she was yet a fortress, a point of succour, both shield and lance; a cover and an impetus. (10)
• Here there was a feast of variously-tinted sunset shadows on snow, meadows, rock, river, serrated cliff. (10)
• On the day set apart for the feast, the tribesmen approached the mansion through the avenue of hemlocks. (18)
• As I have suggested in my own case, it did not matter much whether you brought anything to the feast or not. (9)
• Usually the exchange of courtesies could best be accomplished by preparing a feast for the assembled tribesmen. (18)
• He now led us through a wood on to some fields down to a shady dell, where we were to hold the feast in privacy. (10)
• The importance of a tribal feast to the Colonists, in 1732, had much weight with the principal men of the State. (18)
• We lost no time in becoming acquainted, for all formalities of introduction were soon over, and then the feast began. (20)
• When he recovered, he gave a feast that was the talk of all Munich for three weeks and cost him sixty thousand marks. (12)
• Now, the ruins of the feast being removed, and a clear course left for the flow of ale, Farmer Broadmead, facing the chairman, rises. (10)
• Clyde, a man of long established integrity and not deficient in lungs, gives personal assurances of the progress of the reptilian feast. (21)
• Dupuy planned such a feast, and arranged to stuff them so plentifully that not a single brave would be capable of rising from the banquet. (19)
• The spectre, Panic, that ever dogs the optimistic feast, warns us of a sack under our beds, and robbers about to try a barely-bolted door. (10)
• It is only a traveller, hurrying by like a person from another planet, who can rightly enjoy the peace and beauty of the great ascetic feast. (2)
• Rich, handsome, courteous, generous, lord of the Hall, the feast and the dance, he excited his guests of both sexes to a holiday of flattery. (10)
• Sagaciously her home she chose For visits that would never close; Inside my chalet-porch her feast Plucked all the winds but chill North-east. (10)
• Frontenac, thinking all was secure for the present, had left Quebec to entertain a band of Iroquois at Montreal to a great feast and war-dance. (19)
• He was going to sit and feast his eyes, and come away knowing her no better, but ready to go and feast his eyes again to-morrow. (8)
• At nineteen he had commenced one of those careers attractive and inexplicable to ordinary mortals for whom a single bankruptcy is good as a feast. (8)

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