Sentences with MOVEABLE-FEAST
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"A moveable feast is a religious holiday that does not have a fixed date."
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"Easter is a moveable feast because its date is determined by lunar cycles."
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"In some cultures, Thanksgiving is a moveable feast celebrated on different dates."
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"The moveable feast of Ramadan shifts by approximately 11 days each year."
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"Carnival is a moveable feast celebrated before the Christian season of Lent."
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"Mardi Gras is a moveable feast that marks the end of Carnival."
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"The moveable feast of Pentecost is celebrated fifty days after Easter Sunday."
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"The Jewish holiday of Hanukkah is a moveable feast that falls on different dates each year."
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"Lag BaOmer is a moveable feast observed in Judaism on the 33rd day of the Omer count."
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"The moveable feast of Yom Kippur is the holiest day in the Jewish calendar."
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"The moveable feast of Diwali is a Hindu festival celebrated in autumn."
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"Vesak, the moveable feast commemorating the birth of Buddha, is observed by Buddhists worldwide."
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"Chinese New Year is a moveable feast that falls on a different date each year."
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"The moveable feast of Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan in the Islamic calendar."
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"Saint Patrick's Day is a moveable feast celebrated on March 17th."
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"The moveable feast of Corpus Christi is observed by Catholics on the Thursday following Trinity Sunday."
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"The moveable feast of Theophany is a major celebration in the Orthodox Christian Church."
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"In many countries, Mother's Day is a moveable feast celebrated on different dates."
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"The moveable feast of Epiphany is observed by various Christian denominations."
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"The moveable feast of Ashura is an important day of fasting and remembrance for Muslims."
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"A moveable feast is a religious celebration that does not have a fixed date and can be observed on different days each year."
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"The family decided to have a moveable feast for Thanksgiving, so they moved the celebration to a different relative's house each year."
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"In some cultures, a moveable feast is held to honor the deceased, and the date varies according to lunar or astrological events."
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"The church organized a moveable feast to commemorate the patron saint, which involved a procession through the streets."
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"As a food critic, I always look forward to attending moveable feasts where different restaurants showcase their signature dishes."
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"The annual music festival in the city is like a moveable feast, with stages set up at various locations throughout the downtown area."
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"The chef specialized in creating moveable feasts for private events, offering a customized menu that could be enjoyed anywhere."
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"During the Renaissance, wealthy nobles would often host moveable feasts, traveling from one estate to another and feasting along the way."
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"A moveable feast of art and culture, the traveling exhibition made stops in major cities around the world."
