Then they feasted on salads, Russian delicacies and Stolichnaya vodka.
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Bryant had feasted on Golden State during his long career.
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For meals, they often feasted on pho, the aromatic soup.
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Afterward they feasted on Dog Perignon and bowls of rice.
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We feasted on truffled pea soup and caviar tea sandwiches.
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The alligators in the Bombay swamp had never feasted better.
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Desmond has feasted at Globe Life Park, where he's batting .
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Barrett has feasted against the Scarlet Knights' defense in four games.
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And this one feasted on a thick slice of body slam.
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For 10 minutes, the mosquito colony feasted on Rafael Hernandez's arm.
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And they feasted on a five-tiered wedding cake, requiring 110 lbs.
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In many places his soldiers feasted on ham, bacon, chicken and corn.
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The eggs hatched and became larvae that feasted on the dead remains.
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Before bathing in the moonlight, they donned white clothing, sang, and feasted.
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That's nearly equivalent to an entire Peugeot, feasted on by all shareholders.
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In two reported cases, females feasted on birds while copulating with males.
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Mr. Macdonald feasted on the Simpson case during his time as anchor.
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In both cases, they feasted on the most new cash since March.
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BTW ... in total, the entire competition feasted on an astonishing 1,160 doughnuts.
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Companies have feasted on the generosity of bond investors for nearly a decade.
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Plenty of players have feasted on the unrefined offerings of the upper minors.
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Together, migrants and Natives feasted for three days on corn, venison and fowl.
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Hundreds of bald eagles and gulls feasted on the dead fish that year.
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No matter what Fisher feasted on, she savored with humility, authenticity, and humor.
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McCarthy will also need to slow McCutchen, who has feasted on Los Angeles pitching.
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A hunter has to believe his prey doesn't want to be feasted upon, right?
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They hunted deer, gazelles and aurochs, and feasted on turtles, hares and ostrich eggs.
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Although his fastball was reaching 94 miles per hour, the Athletics feasted on it.
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They feasted on bad teams, going 9-1 against clubs with a record of .
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Perry, however, put an unconventional twist on tradition and instead feasted on bacon birthday cake.
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To start, guests feasted on seafood towers made up of oysters, snow crabs and shrimp.
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Pennie promised me a tour of the operation the following morning, but first we feasted.
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Although the label feasted on arcane artists, Mr. Miller saw nothing peculiar about his tastes.
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The Wampanoag peoples and pilgrims hunted and feasted on venison, fish, and fowl, including turkey.
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After it passed and our guides prepared dinner, we feasted on prime rib and vegetables.
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Trafalgar Square pigeons perched on my shoulder and feasted from the palm of my hand.
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Feral dogs roamed the island; domesticated pigs and cows feasted at the community's refuse heap.
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Along with a group of friends and family, including several couples, Damon feasted on Italian cuisine.
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Wampanoag Indians appeared along with their chief, Massasoit, "whom for three days we entertained and feasted".
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Throughout the presidential campaign, nervous Democrats feasted on aggregated poll data that many news outlets provided.
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Later, guests feasted on a rainbow-colored wedding cake decorated with the slogan "Marriage for all".
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Wilson, a 17-year-old Honduran, said he had feasted on rotten mangos discarded by street vendors.
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Just hours earlier, Simpson feasted on a Nutella-filled sweet before getting some much-needed shut eye.
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Image: The Field MuseumIn 1898, a pair of lions feasted on the most fearsome of predators: humans.
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We feasted, we reminisced, and we did a deep dive into the evolution of Reese Witherspoon's career.
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Wealthy diners in swallowtail coats feasted on small songbirds soaked in Armagnac, flambéed, and then eaten whole.
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That field was once fertile swampland, where I'm sure the raccoon feasted on crawfish, earthworms, and muskrats.
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They went to a Vietnamese restaurant, drained a bottle of Merlot and then feasted on ice cream.
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The Wilson family celebrated with a trip to the coast, where Neko feasted on Alaskan king crab.
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He was far from the only Boston batter who feasted on Padres pitching in a 14-hit assault.
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He has feasted on the Islanders this season with a tally in a 24-21 win on Dec.
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In a collage, King shares that they also feasted on truffle fries and a green three-tier cake.
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The All-Star guard once again feasted from the free throw line against Washington, hitting 12 of 13.
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On May 11, they feasted at Le Bacon a favorite spot for George who has previously dined there.
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White House Correspondents' Association dinner guests feasted on steak and shrimp at the Washington Hilton hotel's International Ballroom.
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The next day, they feasted on camel tagine and took tea on the roof of an ancient house.
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They feasted in the dining hall and socialized in Thaxter's sumptuous parlor, which featured artwork hanging salon style.
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Cedric The Entertainer damn near lost his mind when he feasted his eyes on Magic Johnson's floating mansion.
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The beast roamed present-day Montana 75.2 to 74.4 million years ago and feasted upon crested duckbill dinosaurs.
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Guests feasted on stone crab claws, South African lobster tail, herb-roasted filet mignon and kataifi-belted halibut.
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The monster once feasted upon many of its host galaxy's stars, gas and dust, but is no longer active.
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It likely lived in a wet, swampy environment and feasted on hadrosaurs, ankylosaurs, and other prey, according to Nesbitt.
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The evacuees prayed, chanted and feasted together, marking the festival of sacrifice in open rice fields and under tents.
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They feasted on the cows, transmitting a disease that made them sickly and infertile, and unable to produce milk.
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When Houston dashed to a 10-point lead in the first period, it feasted on Dallas' inferior interior defense.
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Knowing that Dallas would be passing, Atlanta went hard after Prescott on every play, and feasted with eight sacks.
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Both teams feasted at the 131-point arc in the first half, which ended with Atlanta leading 224-25.5.
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After it was published, I watched as waves of storytellers colonized and feasted on the details of the case.
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And to celebrate her pending arrival, the parents-to-be feasted on hash browns and cupcakes with their celebrity pals.
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While other students read Shakespeare, Fitzgerald, and Hemingway, our class feasted on Wole Soyinka, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, and Sawako Ariyoshi.
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Michael feasted and played Football Manager with the nephews and nieces who had been born while he was in prison.
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Classes at the school where I taught were called off for the day, and we all feasted on fried termites.
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Porcello's sparkling command, which fueled his transformation from middling starter to 22-game winner, deserted him, and the Indians feasted.
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As we feasted on roti canale, curry and nasi goreng, we could see the nearby lake from its elevated terrace.
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As we feasted on those and drank local Chang beer, Thai songs floated from a karaoke setup across the water.
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Retailers have feasted off Sears' troubles for years and positioned their businesses for an environment without the once-dominant company.
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The two feasted on Bún chả, a traditional Vietnamese dish made up of grilled pork, broth, rice noodles and fresh herbs.
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After the truffle hunt, we all feasted on a truffled beet salad, truffled braised short rib, and a truffled chocolate cheesecake.
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And then there's the case of the great horned owl, that in 1995, reportedly feasted on the pets of Greenville, Maine.
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There is even something called a kangaroo word, for example, "feasted," that contains three (roughly) synonymous joeys: eat, ate and fed.
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Guests feasted on a menu that included cochon de lait po' boys, red beans and rice, and étouffée-spiced shrimp skewers.
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There, a school of sixgill sharks, each with saw-like teeth, sliced its rotting flesh apart and feasted upon its carcass.
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Together they feasted on chicken and potatoes (which Fallon helpfully mashed for Malone) and even had an audience with the Queen.
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Some lion mothers who were collared and tracked feasted almost entirely on mustangs, and taught their young to do the same.
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They were said to have feasted on roast beef every Sunday after church, and soon came to be known as beefeaters.
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So far, the lizard has feasted on a live cricket and some fruit flies and has no appetite for tatsoi, Eastburn said.
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Vendors sold drinks and nachos as spectators feasted their eyes on the stage as if it were fight night in Las Vegas.
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An entire political entertainment system that feasted on the next day's hope for a deus ex machina now did eschatology as well.
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Though he's feasted on pintxos and cooked a three-course Italian meal with chef Mario Batali, don't call Aziz Ansari a foodie!
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The meme is getting tired, but this man isn't—never have we feasted our eyes upon the absolutest of units until now.
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The party then moved to an unidentified restaurant, where Gomez and her friends feasted on more dessert and posed for the camera.
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News organizations have feasted on Trump's staged events, which have become must-watch television because of his tendency to stir up controversy.
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"I've never felt richer than when I feasted on the scraps of society," Shewry told the audience at the 2011 MAD Symposium.
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The cranes were white dots on the valley floor, black necks bent down as they feasted on dwarf bamboo, their main sustenance.
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In my middle school cafeteria, the other kids ate P.B.J. and apples as I feasted on hot dogs stuffed with American cheese.
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Wheeler threw a fastball up in the zone, which Wainwright, who now has 28 R.B.I. over the last two seasons, feasted on.
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DiDonato was in full, bright voice, turning on a dime from slapstick to pathos; Ailyn Pérez feasted on the role of Bakst.
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In its squirmy maggot phase, it feasts on our messes—and can in turn be feasted on by farm-raised fish and fowl.
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Per a Facebook event, the multi-day event claimed to be an enormous cheese board that could be walked around and feasted upon.
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The sharks likely lived in shallow coastal waters in the mid-latitudes and feasted on prey such as medium-sized fish, researchers said.
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At Vostan, in a beautiful old Russian-period stone building on Abovian Street, I feasted on pink, succulent, wood-grilled Lake Sevan trout.
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As the shells were unearthed, however, archaeologists found ceramics, bones and stone tools, and the remains of animals on which the tribes feasted.
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In a modest setting — a bare, white room that overflowed with people sitting at folding tables — the tenants feasted, briefly forgetting their ordeal.
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In between feeding our children their beloved store-bought dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets, we feasted on my memories of tables full of laughter.
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After being held largely in check by the Red Sox starters over the weekend, the Yankees feasted on the left-hander Matthew Boyd.
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My fellow associates and I feasted on the extra hours during November and December — it was more money than I had ever made.
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As they feasted on the island's defenseless native animals, their population exploded, reaching peak density of 20 plus snakes per acre of jungle.
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Partygoers feasted on short ribs, while two camels wandered along a stretch of sand and a gondolier propelled his craft across the pool.
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With their predators removed, the pests feasted on the harvest — crowning an economic policy that resulted in the death of millions by starvation.
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John Wall feasted on Cleveland in the open court a few weeks ago, with 15 of his 37 points coming on fast breaks.
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LeBron specially requested a blackened salmon salad while the rest of the ballers feasted on 60-day aged NY steaks and lobster tails.
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Local media can often help catapult politicians to national prominence, but the New York press corps has feasted on de Blasio's abysmal numbers.
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Dog ancestors hunted in packs for large animal prey and then feasted together, and they went a long time in the wild between meals.
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She'd take portrait-style photos of each bud and blossom as a personal victory, and curse the deer that occasionally feasted upon her roses.
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After they feasted on Mario Batali's dishes, Stefani and Shelton were spotted chatting with Sandra Lee and her boyfriend, New York governor Andrew Cuomo.
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Gonzales allegedly feasted on free wine and steaks over the course of his food heist spree before the police finally caught up to him.
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China has feasted on this alternative copper source with imports up 2000 percent to 03 million tonnes (bulk weight) during the January-August period.
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If a plant finds itself in an unfavorable situation — feasted on by pests, ignored by pollinators — it cannot kick up its roots and relocate.
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Despite his outsize outsider persona, Bannon's profile is more prominent in Washington than in the blue-collar districts Trump feasted on during the election.
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His first step snapped like a rattlesnake's tongue, and his ability to defend multiple positions was invaluable for a team that feasted after stops.
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Boston shook off the disappointing overtime defeat in Game Two on Wednesday and feasted on the power play where they were 4-for-4.
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While the villagers feasted, men walked around passing out coktéls, a potent drink made with singani, a grape brandy produced locally in the Andes.
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Late night feasted on the profane conversation that Anthony Scaramucci, the White House's new communications director, had with The New Yorker magazine's Ryan Lizza.
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Between 1.4 million and 850,000 years ago, they may have hunted herds of caribou or feasted on the remains of mammoths, according to researchers.
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There are strong echoes of the premiere episode again here, when Ned and Catelyn Stark feasted the arrival of King Robert back in season 1.
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Can you imagine being locked up, waiting to be feasted on by some gigantic being who's about to gobble you up like tasty people-jerky?
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In the lab, the insects captured mosquitoes and feasted on them for hours, depositing their nutrient-filled feces into the artificial pitcher like a toilet.
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English hunters went fowling in the woods, Massasoit brought in deer and about 90 Wampanoags, and everyone played games together and feasted for three days.
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Photos of the event posted on an Instagram account that is now private showed an opulent, candlelit banquet table where guests feasted, drank — and donated.
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Blumenthal's meal summoned a similarly eerie poignancy as we feasted on these refined, fanciful renderings of dishes rooted in the residue of a lost city.
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Since the beginning of last season, the German has feasted on her fellow passive players, winning 65% of matches against opponents in her own AS quartile.
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The following day, I camped at a picnic table on a pier at Zeerovers and feasted on baskets of shrimp, swordfish, and fries cooked to order.
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The Rockies feasted on left-hander Hyun-Jin Ryu (1-5), scoring two runs in the first, five in the second and three in the fourth.
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Worse, Stephens is the kind of conservative writer who has feasted on easy shots at liberals for so long that he has let himself get lazy.
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Centeno's two-run double in the second put Porcello on his heels, but Ramirez feasted on Milone's first-pitch changeup for his homer an inning later.
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He fed on the negative feelings of everyone, feasted on them, used them to power his hateful engines and destroy anyone who stood in his path.
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Montero recorded two outs but then gave up a double to Daniel Murphy, the ex-Met who has feasted on his former team's pitching this season.
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Perrine said in response that the carcasses would be feasted on by birds and other scavengers, and it was unsafe to try to collect the meat.
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Equity markets have feasted on a global economic growth recovery and accommodative monetary policy in 22.50, which has, in turn, lifted company earnings and commodity prices.
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He could already imagine it, sing-alongs on an orange sand beach as giant long-beaked insects feasted on little pink jellyfish that washed up onshore.
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Corporations, governments and individuals have feasted on debt since the Fed took its benchmark rate to near zero in late 2008 as the financial crisis raged.
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In that time, he's been obtaining the forks with which the uber-rich have feasted with at the five-star hotel Rudd worked at in Melbourne.
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"She feasted on [Tim] Ryan, we love her," said one prominent conservative who refused to talk about Gabbard on the record for fear of hurting her candidacy.
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Diners were regaled by its modernist interior design, and a veritable 'who's who' list of dining patrons feasted on the best culinary innovations of the subsequent eras.
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Brown said Miami feasted on Brooklyn's 20 turnovers and was effective with a formula that had given the Nets a modest two-game win streak entering Monday.
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Emmanuel Sanders Feasted on Robert McClain With Demaryius Thomas occupied by star Panthers corner Josh Norman, much of Denver's passing game relied on getting Sanders into space.
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Like their modern-day counterparts, ancient beetles, moths, flies, wasps, grasshoppers and other insects all feasted upon plants in unique ways, leaving behind distinct patterns of damage.
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The road was the viewing platform, and the hundreds of guests—anyone who wandered up from the harbor was welcome—feasted on Greek food and ice cream.
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While Mr. Baklava laid alone in his hotel, Meyhem and the Alchemist feasted on coconut shrimp, seafood fettuccine, crab drip, and colossal crab legs, because why not?
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From the finds, he and a colleague concluded that some 90,000 to 125,000 years ago, the ancient crocodiles may have feasted upon the giant tortoises of Aldabra.
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On another afternoon I explored Château de Labourdonnais, an immaculately preserved pile where I feasted on fish salad, Creole rougaille, and crème brûlée laced with local vanilla.
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In contrast, that same tribe during Paleolithic times could have feasted on a mammoth, which with 3.6 million calories would have provided enough sustenance for 60 days.
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Conservative news outlets feasted on what they portrayed as an embarrassing gaffe, with the popular morning show "Fox & Friends" even dedicating a segment to it Wednesday morning.
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Guests feasted on a five-tier cake covered in flowers, with each tier comprised of a different flavor: red velvet, chocolate ganache, strawberry, honey bun and Dominican pineapple.
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For several months, enormous great white shark corpses have been washing up on the Gansbaai beaches, often missing their livers as if feasted upon by cetacean Hannibal Lecters.
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We feasted on chickpeas with yogurt — an unusual combination — and a jeera (cumin) rice whose delicious simplicity reminded me of dinners with a childhood friend and her family.
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The Red Sox feasted on the Dodgers bullpen in a 9-6 Game Four victory, leading Trump to tweet his displeasure for Roberts for removing starter Rich Hill.
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Verne feasted on a Tomahawk Long Bone rib-eye steak bigger than his own head, right down to the bone that's about as long as his whole body.
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When the bomb hits and we all perish, our melted skulls feasted on by cockroaches, you'll still be there, your skeleton gripping on the booth at Oval Space.
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Moving to the second and main course, I feasted on quinoa in arugula sauce with a fried egg and cheddar cheese, topped with a mango garlic honey glaze.
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Once there, I feasted on an eclectic, mostly Italian-inspired buffet of prosciutto, green salad, fresh corn, pasta Bolognese, crispy fried rice and, for dessert, Italian wedding cookies.
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Although Cleveland lost five of seven on its recent road trip, it owns a 39-23 record at Progressive Field and has feasted on division rivals (33-17).
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Venezuela's president feasted on expensive steak at a celebrity chef's restaurant on Monday, a scene made striking by the fact that millions of people back home are starving.
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On Pro Basketball The Nets feasted on open jumpers and transition layups, turning one of the N.B.A.'s most unsung defensive units into a flimsy strip of cellophane.
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Rasir Bolton scored a game-high 23 points Saturday night, and Iowa State feasted on Oklahoma turnovers in an 81-68 Big 12 Conference rout in Ames, Iowa.
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But the rest of the match was much more of a sprint than a marathon as Williams cracked winners and big serves and feasted on Svitolina's second serve.
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Companies like Anbang Insurance Group, Fosun International, HNA Group and Dalian Wanda Group have feasted on cheap debt provided by state banks, spending lavishly to build their empires.
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The latter likely shows a family crypt — complete with a body in a coffin, feasted on by wriggling worms — and was at one point also covered by timber paneling.
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Scientists are still debating their impact, but it's generally accepted that they have helped other carnivores thrive because of leftover carcasses that are then feasted on by other animals.
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Tucked inside the restaurant's private dining room, the group feasted on steak, crab cakes, cheesesteak egg rolls and a selection of desserts while sipping on wine throughout the meal.
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"I get weekend meal packs like I've never feasted on before from Reese Witherspoon, from Constance Zimmer and so many people I don't even know through Sarah," Blair said.
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Come back next Wednesday, and if the Paradise crabs haven't feasted on our bloated corpses by then, we'll recap another week of love, lust, betrayal, and belly button juices.
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Because of this, the researchers believe it was a carnivorous reptile that feasted on amphibians, insects and early relatives of mammals that walked the Earth 250 million years ago.
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I made my way to probably reputable high-street retailer Sergio Rossi and feasted my eyes on the best in Italian silk three-pieces, linen sport jackets, and Samsonite suitcases.
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In terms of the main meal, the family feasted on the classics: turkey, ham, stuffing, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese, cranberry sauce, plus sweet potato casserole and crispy brussels sprouts.
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LeBron James feasted on the spread-out Toronto defense, scoring 24 points in Game 24 on 21-for-22 shooting, with all 24 of his makes coming at the rim.
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When The New York Post feasted on her supposed satisfaction with him in bed, captured in the headline "Best Sex I've Ever Had," Mr. Trump was unabashed, Ms. Res said.
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The Nuggets feasted on some less-than-impressive defense by the Bulls, sinking 246 percent of their field-goal attempts and going 2100 of 23 from the 33-point arc.
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Story feasted on a mislocated Buchholz fastball for another two-run bomb in the fifth, and Garneau slugged another two at-bats later as Colorado built a four-run advantage.
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My parents would occasionally take me and my sister to the Boston Chicken in our small suburb, where I feasted on the sweet corn and the goopy cheddar mac & cheese.
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That compares with annual profits of more than $10.6 billion in the past five years, when the refiners feasted on the abundance of domestic crude flowing from U.S. shale fields.
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The sourdough starter also puts me in kinship with American pioneers, like the Ingalls family from the Little House series in the late 1800s who feasted from their limited stores.
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The good teams in the Central feasted off the rebuilding Cincinnati Reds and the Milwaukee Brewers, but health and age concerns stalk the Cardinals, and the Pirates' rotation is unimposing.
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In the run-up to the wedding, newspapers feasted on unflattering coverage of Ms. Markle's father, a 73-year-old former Hollywood lighting director living quietly by himself in Mexico.
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Vernon Carey Jr. feasted against Syracuse's zone defense for 403 points as No. 9 Duke pulled out a 97-88 victory on the road Saturday night at the Carrier Dome.
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That said, the bones of the 1992 specimen exhibited bite marks, and even an embedded tooth belonging to a small carnivorous dinosaur, likely a scavenger that feasted on its carcass.
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The family took one look at those fat cat thieves who had feasted on their meager bounty and made up their minds, Scarlett O'Hara style: they would never go hungry again!
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Members of the 111-year-old club were said to have feasted on the flesh of a prehistoric woolly mammoth, trapped in a glacier and preserved from the ravages of time.
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Indeed, humanity has now taken an initial step toward resurrecting the huge creatures on whom our forebearers feasted, at least at the molecular level, by sequencing the long-gone animal's proteins.
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The following day, the reunited couple was also spotted soaking up the sun at OMNIA Dayclub, as they hung out by the pool and feasted on fruit, chicken strips and fries.
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But within his Liberal Party, they were seen as untrustworthy backstabbers who kept the firestorm alive for weeks with new morsels of information feasted upon by the press and opposition parties.
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But that comes with a caveat, as the Yankees have feasted on weaker teams: Only three games — all losses to the Astros — have come against a club with a winning record.
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In ancient Egypt, women appeared naked in front of bulls to absorb their fertile powers, and Roman soldiers bathed in bull blood and feasted on bull testicles to obtain the immortal spirit.
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Specifically, the Obamas feasted on steamed lobster and New England clam chowder, hickory grilled bison accompanied by a red potato horseradish cake and Hudson Valley apple pie with sour cream ice cream.
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To see the items I've scooped up recently, click ahead — once you've feasted your eyes on these 215 pieces, your current shopping strategy might just become a thing of the past, too.
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Romanians in the terraces went ballistic at the breakthrough, but were silenced as Wozniacki feasted on her opponent's weakening second serve, a fiery return pushing her 2-0 ahead in the decider.
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That compares with annual profits of more than $10.6 billion in the past five years, when the refiners feasted on the newly found abundance of domestic crude flowing from U.S. shale fields.
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We feasted on sobrebarriga ($13) — a slab of brisket in a tomato-based sauce that, dressed differently, would have felt at home at a Seder or barbecue joint — and several seafood dishes.
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The Celtics were not good in the playoffs when Baynes played the five, and they morphed into savages when Horford bumped up to the position, stretching out lineups that feasted on both ends.
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Yes, nature won out, my friends, as the cat scurried away—likely to feast on a bouquet of rats, who in turn likely feasted on whatever fare Goodison Park was serving up today.
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He dropped to five under, five shots behind the leader Adam Scott, who along with Rory McIlroy and Dustin Johnson feasted amid soft conditions and benign breezes in this World Golf Championships event.
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As Americans feasted on turkey Thursday during the nation's first major post-election holiday, some took to social media to describe the political gloating, loathing and subject avoiding they experienced around the Thanksgiving table.
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Onlookers' eyes feasted on the famous singer's second ensemble for 2019 Met Gala on Monday night — a giant hamburger costume — which she changed into after walking the red carpet dressed as a glittering chandelier.
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I pictured young Virginia Stephen sulking in a room of her own, an indecipherable alphabet streaming through her consciousness, while her father and her brother, downstairs in the library, feasted on Plato and Aristotle.
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The Cowboys are sitting fat, not because they've feasted on cornfed portions of the N.F.L.'s top sirloin, but because they've binged on junk food like the Cleveland Browns and the San Francisco 49ers.
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New research, published on February 6th in Nature Astronomy, details the longest black hole brunch ever studied, in which a supermassive giant ripped apart a neighboring star and feasted on it for almost 10 years.
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In honor of the occasion, we're taking a look back at the best birthday cakes the fam has feasted on and photographed over the years, and unsurprisingly, there are some seriously impressive and expensive ones.
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The reality star wore an all-black ensemble, a midi dress and jacket, for the dinner party, where guests feasted on kale and apple salads, tandoori spiced chicken, sherry glazed Atlantic salmon and filet mignon.
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Max and Emme recently celebrated their 10th birthday with a blowout bash at Sugar Factory American Brasserie Las Vegas, where over 30 guests feasted on salad, steak, salmon, chicken and waffles, macaroni pops and bruschetta.
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"Today's highly levered domestic and global economies which have feasted on the easy monetary policies of recent years can likely not stand anywhere close to the flat yield curves witnessed in prior decades," he said.
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Westbrook closed the first half 4 for 14 following his scorching start, and the Nets feasted on the Rockets' porous defense, shooting 13 of 27 in the second while posting 18 points in the paint.
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At 82, Dr. Gillian still looks every bit the '60s-era radical bohemian feminist that registered voters in Cleveland's inner city, performed with a modern dance troupe and feasted on the films of Ingmar Bergman.
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On May 22, the two feasted on Bun Cha, a typical Hanoi dish, and Bourdain is now spilling the details on what it was like to eat Vietnamese food with the leader of the free world.
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While the celebrants might well have feasted on wild turkey, the local diet also included fish, eels, shellfish, and a Wampanoag dish called nasaump , which the Pilgrims had adopted: boiled cornmeal mixed with vegetables and meats.
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The Blues feasted on the Bruins' defense following Chara's exit in the second period of their 4-2 win, outshooting the Bruins 13-4 in scoring two goals in the third period to knot the series.
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Back at El Mondonguito, in the working-class neighborhood of Roxbury, fans watching a recent game feasted on mondongo (a traditional tripe and vegetable soup), fried pork and empanadas, washing it all down with cheap beer.
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When Jones came up in the fourth, after the Yankees had closed the gap to 4-1 on a throwing error by second baseman Jonathan Schoop, Jones again feasted on a first-pitch fastball from Tanaka.
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Before him was a table crammed with swordfish steaks that Orchard, in full knight regalia, would stab with his swords and pretend to eat — signifying the (San Jose) sharks the Golden Knights feasted on last round.
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At The Lark, a warmly lit space in the Funk Zone, I feasted on raw cuts of hamachi and perfectly roasted brussels sprouts, while sipping on a cocktail that brilliantly combined rye, agave and chocolate bitters.
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At the brewery 3 Fonteinen, on the edge of Brussels, they feasted on plump mussels from the Dutch west coast steamed in liberal measures of Oude Geuze, a spontaneously fermented beer made according to local traditions.
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She ordered the Roti bread with curried chicken, while her friends feasted on the oven crisped short ribs with sweet onion fonduta, spiced broccoli stems, and Yorkshire pudding, as well as a plate of the spaghetti bolognese.
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Back in February, the digital media feasted on the Brunt Ice Shelf, touting that a massive slab of ice — some two times the size of New York City — was supposedly poised to snap off into Antarctic waters.
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Dal Sasso told me the predator likely feasted on sauropod stragglers (long-necked herbivores), small mammals, and pterosaurs, but it will require more fossil evidence to make any broader conclusions about this basal notosuchian's behavior and anatomy.
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Yes, there are also times when a freshly planted row of corn seeds has been stomped on or a growing broccoli head harvest was chopped off and feasted on prematurely, causing the entire plant to stop producing.
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The settlement, Belushya Guba, on a finger of land stretching into the Arctic Ocean, has declared a state of emergency as the bears have attacked people, broken into homes, menaced schools and feasted at a local dump.
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They feasted abundantly on netted fish and giant clams dug from the Pacific; every Saturday night, Gavin would roll out barrels of ale and casks of wine made from local grapes and honey, and they'd have a dance.
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Mr. Romney, in those renderings, was a heartless corporate raider who talked about liking to fire people who did not provide good services, and whose private equity firm feasted on the modest-wage jobs of hard-working people.
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Mr. Trump feasted on both events, citing the first in countless denunciations of the Obama administration — which he accused of going easy on his Democratic opponent — and wielding the second as a cudgel in the campaign's final days.
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Muchova, who reached the U.S. Open third round last year as a qualifier in her Grand Slam main draw debut, won just 36% percent of points on her second serve, which Williams feasted on with her trademark power.
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London (CNN Business)Aldi's holiday sales in the United Kingdom topped £214.9 billion ($220 billion) for the first time in 2138, after the discount retailer added dozens of new stores and shoppers feasted on booze and meat deals.
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Reigning NL MVP Bryce Harper has feasted on the Phillies this season, ripping a run-scoring double in Tuesday's 83-2 win to improve to 12-for-35 with three homers and nine RBIs against manager Pete Mackanin's club.
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If yes, then you've probably never feasted on an egg, cheese, and everything bagel strata for brunch — or been blessed with the dessert knowledge that matcha pots de crème are only a "set it and forget it" button away.
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The Brewers have feasted on the Reds' pitching staff, which has the highest ERA (5.24) and allowed the most home runs (194) in the majors, averaging 7.4 runs while winning eight of 12 against their National League Central rival.
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A snoop on Instagram shows that party guests feasted on a chocolate birthday cake covered in purple icing while coming home with party swag that included I Heart NY buttons, mini-bars of Sexual Chocolate, and fake Zamundan currency.
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She'd already feasted on that pack of wild vamp kids and hotelier Will Drake, so if she's gonna have enough strength to take one for the team and kill the Countess, she needs lots and lots of nourishment first.
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Actually, the Yankees' most rancorous games recently have been with the Toronto Blue Jays, who blitzed past them down the stretch to win a division title in 2015 and who have feasted on the Yankees the past two seasons.
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Undernourished prisoners, frostbitten in winter and feasted on by flies in summer as they felled wood, died at a rate of up to 8 percent at camps in the area from disease, dysentery and other problems stemming from their bad conditions.
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Once inside the restaurant, Swift and Antonoff, 31 – boyfriend of Swift's pal Lena Dunham – headed to the intimate dining room on the second level and feasted on tuna truffle pizza, yellowtail sashimi, halibut ceviche and lobster quesadillas, an onlooker says.
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After sundown, when her family would break their fast with a big meal called iftar, she would sip vegetable soup and pick at the plates piled high with falafel, fava beans, and moussaka that her parents and sisters feasted on.
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That duo have also feasted on open three-point looks that come from all the double teams sent toward Shepard down low: Nebraska's three-point shooting percentage has jumped from 30.4 percent last year to 38.5 percent so far this season.
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While I drank away my nervousness as a newlywed wife with overly-strong gin and tonics served in plastic Bud Light cups, my guests feasted on the cheap chicken meat piled in mountains on the buffet table of the ballroom.
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Hilary Mantel should feel no need to prove her historical expertise by now, but she drifts at times too deep into extensive technical descriptions, digressions on how the Tudor nobility feasted or how their king costed the construction of his warships.
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" Or the way he feasted on the great Verdi baritone roles: his suitably menacing Count di Luna in "Il Trovatore," regal Don Carlo in "Ernani," stern Germont in "La Traviata" and anguished Count Anckarstrom in Verdi's "Un Ballo in Maschera.
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Schutt's breezy tone helps keep disgust at bay, and the book is full of surprising detail: In China, for example, elites during the Yuan dynasty (1271-1368) regularly feasted on humans, and the practice continued well into the late 1960s.
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The Patriots, who denied their opponent a touchdown for the second consecutive week, have feasted on neophyte (and veteran) quarterbacks who have been unable to counteract the complexities of their scheme, the disguises of their looks, the versatility of their players.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chinese importers of the livestock feed sorghum feasted on tabbouleh salad and chipotle tortillas made with the U.S. grain at a Texas barbecue this week, as farmers try to woo buyers in the middle of an escalating U.S.-China trade war.
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The gang feasted on shrimp cocktail and tuna tartare with salads of baby arugula and beets, as well as main dishes like branzino and pan seared scallops, cornish hen, and petite filet with sides of roasted cauliflower, broccoli rabe and steamed asparagus.
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After walking a half-mile to their friend Jill Stuckey's house, the former first couple feasted on salmon and broccoli casserole on paper plates, plastic Solo cups of ice water and one glass each of "bargain-brand chardonnay," according to the Post.
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Guests, who feasted on fried chicken, baked ziti and macaroni and cheese provided by area restaurants, didn't seem worried when Ms. Stipkovits fell after Mr. Garish playfully pushed a piece of red velvet cake, iced in pink, toward his new wife's face.
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Dr. Barkai and his colleagues have found that the cave's earliest inhabitants may have also stored animal bones filled with tasty marrow that they feasted on for up to nine weeks after the kill, sort of like a Stone Age canned soup.
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I feasted my eyes on the cabin, which in the oncoming black had turned into a place made of gold, but the shadows seemed too thick now, fizzy at the edges, and they moved when I shifted my eyes away from them.
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The next morning, we feasted on the panorama of jagged peaks visible from Case Nyala's breakfast room as we worked our way through piles of miniature crepes, served with homemade yogurt and a dozen homemade jams (tree tomato, orange papaya, pineapple-strawberry).
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For the second day in a row, the Oakland Athletics feasted on a depleted Yankees bullpen, rallying for a 7-303 victory on the first hit of the top prospect Matt Chapman's career — a two-run, eighth-inning single off reliever Jonathan Holder.
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On a recent day at The King's Arms, a popular local pub, several Kidlington natives feasted on $8.55 plates of lamb, mushy peas and mint sauce, and puzzled at the town's newfound fame, as Millie, the pub's one-eyed dog, padded by.
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Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe feasted on bean soup and rice cakes at the humble home of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Friday, and sampled the down-to-earth living of a volatile new friend who is shaking up the status quo in Asia.
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Inspired by the flavors of New Orleans, one her favorite food cities, the couple and their 60 guests feasted on a variety of traditional Southern creole dishes, including an oyster station, a shrimp cocktail station, and Cheatham's favorite dish: a subtly spicy vegetable creole stew.
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Action sipped on eucalyptus tea, sampled some Moroccan snails, and feasted on maakoudah, a spicy potato and pepper "sandwich" from one of the food stalls that proudly boasted, "we haven't given anyone diarrhea for the past five years"—the sign of a great restaurant.
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So he swapped out his shorts and sneakers for a black suit and baby-blue tie and held court with about two dozen journalists and friends as everyone feasted on the restaurant's elaborate spread of sliced hanger steak, burnt lemon chicken, and penne mushroom ragu.
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CHICAGO, July 20 (Reuters) - Chinese importers of the livestock feed sorghum feasted on tabbouleh salad and chipotle tortillas made with the U.S. grain at a Texas barbecue this week, as farmers try to woo buyers in the middle of an escalating U.S.-China trade war.
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But federal investigators' interest seems to lie less with whether the people of Buffalo will ultimately benefit than with those who already have: a tangle of well-connected players — including developers and frequent donors to the governor — who have feasted on Buffalo Billion money.
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At Parilla Don Jorge, the cordero dish is served artfully, with a rib and a piece of backbone delicately balanced on top of a large chunk of thigh—surely a more refined presentation than the ranchers bothered with when they feasted out in the countryside.
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Here, bats were our nightly companions and of little concern, especially compared with the scorpions (that we knew were plentiful but never saw) and rattlesnakes, like the one that sat coiled near our lunch spot a few afternoons later as we feasted on taco salad.
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Since the dragon was too heavy to move, it had to be abandoned in the field, where at first it feasted on the carcasses of the slain, and then on the calves and sheep provided by the king's guards left behind to protect the creature.
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The dining room at Bota Bota was unexpectedly closed so we disembarked and strolled a short way to Rue Saint-Paul Ouest, scoring a table at Barroco, a popular European-style bistro, and feasted on plates of oysters, fresh bread, squash soup and winter salads.
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"I think it's funny when guys don't like that stuff, and they're like, you're that kind of person," said Ms. Kirkendall, who was one of many young women at the convention made up to look as if a zombie had just feasted on her face.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Top seed Novak Djokovic has been starved of competitive action at the U.S. Open but on Sunday the world number one feasted on unseeded Briton Kyle Edmund in a 226-22 843-284 213-220 romp that put him into the quarter-finals.
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It was a respectable payday, but a hip-hop mainstream primed to judge the success of a release off its first week sales feasted on Excuse My French's 56,000 unit week one, the suggestion being that the rapper should be further along for his excellent connections.
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The President's time in Asia reinforced an image of a leader more comfortable abroad -- where he is feted and feasted -- than at home, where he must confront record-low approval ratings, waning electoral success and an ongoing Russia probe that threatens many of his closest allies.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe feasted on bean soup and rice cakes at the humble home of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on Friday, and sampled the down-to-earth living of a volatile new friend who is shaking up the status quo in Asia.
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As hundreds of donors feasted on omelets, bagels, lox and fruit at a Manhattan restaurant, Trump joked that he believed his "career was over" on Election Day, according to one attendee, as he watched every analyst and pundit on television say it would be impossible for Trump to win.
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Casanova's autobiography, "The Story of My Life," provides granular insight into the 18th century's social manners over its 17663,700 handwritten pages: how high-living Europeans feasted and gambled, how they chose their clothes or styled their hair, how they maintained a veneer of piety while seducing one another.
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Seemingly inconsequential requests — as when, in 2007, a Muslim group asked for pork-free baked beans and a prayer room for a private retreat at one of Quebec's many "sugar shacks," where maple syrup is made and feasted upon — have been taken as assaults on Quebec's vaunted secularism.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Highly levered domestic and global economies including the United States, which have "feasted" on easy monetary policies in recent years, cannot withstand a normalizing of short-term interest rates without running the risk of a recession, influential bond investor Bill Gross of Janus Henderson Investors warned on Thursday.
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With gasoline's slump, overall refining margins in Singapore have dropped nearly 22014 percent since the beginning of the year, buckling under the weight of the fuel products pumped out of oil plants as refiners feasted on crude prices that were as low as three-quarters of their mid-22016 levels.
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Nicholas Feasted, an expert at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine in Britain, and Myron Levine of the University of Maryland in the United States, said in The Lancet that the trial's results had been "awaited with much anticipation" by global health experts keen to tackle typhoid in endemic areas.
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When an insect flies inside one of the trap's 60 tiny compartments, a sensor runs a complex series of calculations to determine in real time whether the bug is a mosquito, whether it's the right species and gender (only female mosquitoes bite), and whether it has recently feasted on someone's blood.
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There was just one twist to everything they made, however: In true Acre tradition, meat is swapped out for seafood, so the Dalal family feasted on muhammar of wrapped sardines, kubbe balls formed from chopped grouper fish, and maqluba with thick chunks of octopus glistening among the cauliflower, eggplant and potatoes.
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And — not 10 minutes from there on foot, and not by coincidence — Mr. Cucinelli, in the ballroom of a 17th-century opera house, would simultaneously host a rival seated dinner for 350 guests, who feasted on meltingly tender veal medallions and paccheri with tomato sauce served from steaming copper caldrons.
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Using high-speed video to film the rays as they feasted on different kinds prey—fish, somewhat tougher shrimp, and extremely chewy little dragonfly nymphs—Kolmann saw that the rays used an asymmetrical jaw motion, like a cow chewing its cud, as they moved their jaws from side to side.
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While Taukir and Meraj had the key made at a shop (this was a flaw in the 800's design; the key used to open the petrol cap could also be used to start the car), Shockie feasted at a local dhaba and admired the women at the tables with their gluttonous husbands.
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For his 91st birthday party back in 2015, the president of Zimbabwe decided it couldn't actually be considered a party unless he and his 20,000 guests feasted upon a young elephant, two buffalos, five impalas, two sables, and a variety of other animals you would normally expect to find in a zoo.
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It was a stretch of ineptitude from which they could not recover — not in the playoffs, and especially not against an opponent as fearsome as the Cleveland Cavaliers, who feasted on Toronto's lapses en route to a 231-23 victory in Game 21 of the Eastern Conference finals at Quicken Loans Arena.
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Along the way, it has the chance to do something no other social network — not Pinterest or Twitter — or giant online retailer, Amazon included, has done: build a big business inside a mobile app based on the kind of serendipitous impulse buying that brick-and-mortar malls have feasted on for decades.
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For almost two weeks, Ferrette shopped at Togolese market Grand Marché in the center of Lomé, feasted on jollof rice and a variety of other West African dishes, and visited the Door of No Return in Elmina, Ghana — a former slave outpost that serves as a moving and often emotional experience for visitors.
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Perhaps an element of endurance would have added some flavor to Perry and Blasberg's undercooked video; it certainly worked for Marina Abramović, whose 2011 gala for the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles elicited protests from participating performers who were made to sit or lie nude for hours while donors feasted around them.
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ABOUT THE DEVILS (27-37-14): Kyle Palmieri (team-leading 25 goals), Adam Henrique and Taylor Hall (club-best 32 assists, 33 points) feasted on Philadelphia in the first three encounters this season, with the first two players each scoring three goals and setting up another while the latter has two tallies and two assists.
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Because everything tied to Hillary Clinton the person and the electronic messaging form of communication known as email can plausibly be said to be a "Hillary Clinton email story," the press feasted on a torrent of them — even when there were actually several separate controversies at work, and each was less than the sum of its parts.
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For many of the Shiite Muslim militiamen, who sped through the streets in pickups, flying militia colors and blaring religious music on loudspeakers, and the federal paramilitary police, who feasted on mutton and rice, their swift two-week victory represented the beginning of the end for militants who just three years ago ruled a third of Iraq.
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Once I tailed two spear fishermen, clad in their dusky-green camouflage wet suits, and spotted four large sea turtles resting 15 feet below at the bottom of the ocean, feasted on by tiny fish known as cleaner wrasse; in a marvel of symbiosis, the wrasse detailed their hard shells by Hoovering up parasites and dead skin.
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She is hardly the first person to come to the country with a ravening eye, and there is an all-you-can-eat quality to the resulting picaresque, with sights to be feasted on at every turn: glowing ranks of fast-food signs, a perspiring square dance, and family photos and children's drawings, glanced at when we enter a house, as if Arnold were a detective assessing a crime scene.
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