movable feast
moveable feast

Last night's gala at the Metropolitan was just a taste of the movable feast to come.

That's because the theater treats Shakespeare as a movable feast.

A movable feast of information, humor and good writing, 4,000 copies were printed, which was more than all the other newspapers put together.

Best of all, in Singapore, tea time is very much a movable feast.

Since I have never lived abroad, her stories became a movable feast for me.

Their movable feast of an inventory spills out the front and back doors.

It helps to organize television's movable feast into a kind of menu with three courses.

But golf is a movable feast over 18 holes.

Breakfast was a movable feast, with members of the family coming and going as and when they were ready.

But I suspect that you look like a movable feast.