movable feast (noun)

1. The movie 'Easter Parade' is set during the movable feast of Easter.

2. The painting depicts a festive scene during a movable feast.

3. Why did the calendar break up with the movable feast? Because they couldn't agree on dates!

4. The Council of Nicaea in 325 AD established the rules for calculating the date of Easter, a movable feast.

1. The grand staircase in the mansion created a movable feast for the eyes, with its elegant design and intricate details.

2. The magical land in the novel was a movable feast of enchantment, with mythical creatures and breathtaking landscapes.

3. Their honeymoon in Paris was a movable feast of love and passion, filled with candlelit dinners and walks along the Seine.

4. The signing of the Declaration of Independence was a movable feast in American history, marking the birth of a new nation.