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Meanings of hold a feast in English
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Usage of hold a feast in English
1
They hold a feast and praise God for the blessed tidings.
2
I have come in peace to make an offering and to hold a feast to the Lord.
3
And his sons were accustomed to hold a feast in one another's house each on his day.
4
Americans are not the only people who hold a feast each year after the crops are gathered into barns.
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A committee of citizens makes a weekly levy to hold a feast for them, roasting whole sheep on spits, laying out gallons of rum.
6
At the end of the harvest, Boaz held a feast on the threshing-floor.
7
So was he crowned at Canterbury, and held a feast there fifteen days.
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They held a feast, and the Wordkeeper sat me beside him in a place of honor.
9
When Abigail returned to Nabal, he was holding a feast in his house like a king.
10
The kobolds held a feast around the bonfire.
11
December the fifth, on which was held a feast to Faunus, a god of the flocks and herds.
12
'They all seem holding a feast for his recovery!'
13
Just as he had been told, the band of demons came at that hour and held a feast with dance and song.
14
"I would like to hold a feast," he said.
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Their parents were greatly pleased at this, in token of which they held a feast that same day, with dancing and other festivities.
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At Easter (A.D. 1021) the king held a feast, to which he had invited many of the townspeople as well as bondes.