Sentences with phrase «feast fit for»

For this lavish feast fit for a Mad Hatter, a show - stopping table is laden with a generous serving of eccentricity.
I was present at one of his famous lobster cookouts and after a feast fit for Henry the Eighth we got on the subject of illustration (I had become an advertising agency art director and had also been President of the Society of lllustrators, so I was knowledgeable on the subject).
Whether you agree that Star Wars: Battlefront is a war simulator with no heart, or not, it's undeniable that EA's online shooter is a visual feast fit for a wookie.
Is this not a feast fit for a king or a queen?
Dine under the stars with the sand on your feet as our culinary team prepares a feast fit for a king.
Breakfast is a feast fit for a king.
What he found was a feast fit for any bodybuilder.
But throw in accusations of child abuse, costly court cases pitting children against parents and controversial psychotherapy techniques aimed at «recovering» supposedly long - repressed memories, and you have a feast fit for the pages of colour supplements.
We had a sushi feast fit for an emperor on one night, followed a couple of days later by a fantastic Indian buffet in the Bengal Room of Victoria's iconic Empress Hotel.
In 2002, we had a feast fit for a king.
It was a feast fit for a king (or four kings as the case may be) that required ample time, patience, and love to put together.

Not exact matches

To state it in another way, perhaps more in tune with the Gospel, the forgiven sinner might still need a further time of preparation or purging before he was fit for the marriage feast of heaven.
For my less than authentic feast, it seemed fitting to select a recipe from an American chef who specializes in Mexican inspired dishes — Bobby Flay.
There's no better way to celebrate Father's Day than by gathering the family and serving Dad a feast that's fit for a king.
While perfectly fitting for a grand feast like that one the ease of this dish makes it a weekday winner as well.
Roasted together, this is a vegetable side dish fit for a holiday feast or even a simple weeknight meal.
Something loose, not fitted, is called for when joining with family and close friends for a relaxing Thanksgiving feast.
It's time to think about dishes that are fit for a feast, and I have just the thing.
But their voices, each singularly delicate, precise, and calculated in unique ways, are especially fitting for the Merchant Ivory adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's The Remains of the Day, where you can see the aristocracy that reigns in films like Gosford Park and The Rules of the Game — or, more fittingly, other Edwardian set period feasts of the Merchant Ivory vein — looks stale and seems to crumble.
This year's holiday banquet includes a spread of books that are fit for feasting: two gorgeous coffee - table extravagances, a fascinating window into the culinary culture of 1940s Paris and a pair of visually appealing stocking stuffers.
Seeing as we're obsessively comparing everything to Martin (I DO SWEAR THESE CORNFLAKES ARE FIT FOR A KING»S LANDING WEDDING FEAST), then the young age of the book's main protagonists gives the book a YA feel, though clearly aimed at an older audience (I suspect teen fantasy fans will eat this up, though) which, I think, is how both books maintain the sense of pacey adventure and epic scale.
(There's a professional kitchen just behind the villa, fitted with everything required to prepare feasts for guests.)
A door leads through to the villa's spacious professional kitchen, fitted with absolutely everything required to prepare exceptional feasts for guests.
Following the reception, the energized crowd moved into an elaborate dinner tent for a fitting feast by Jackson & Co., tributes to Hopps, and dancing to the sounds of Nathan Williams & the Zydeco Cha Chas.
Meanwhile, The Other End (2017) presents a cornucopia of deliciously painted fruit fit for an apocalyptic feast.
See how one couple turned a pokey kitchen into an awesome social space that comfortably fits 30 guests for a fabulous feast.
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