The Labour movement does use electronic communications for more than organising international bean feasts.

Don't forget she has been part of all the decisions that have been made relating to this bean feast.

'I suppose Edward is attending this bean feast?'

Tempers flared as she demanded numerous, unobtainable items... most notably, said bean feast.

She went on to demand that her bean feast be filled with "Cream buns and donuts and fruitcake with no nuts,".

The Bean Feast was a much loved annual event in Montpelier, Bristol, UK in the 18th century.

"Brazil is a wonderful place, because you can just close your eyes to race and go off and have feijoada together," she said of the traditional Saturday afternoon bean feast.

The British pop group Squeeze also refer to a Bean Feast in their song, "It's Not Cricket" from their "Cool For Cats" album.

Down on Harpswell Neck there's a monthly bean feast on the third Saturday of June, July and August, during which the beans are baked undergound in a pit lined with stones.

Mr President, on behalf of my Group, I would like to welcome President-in-Office Prescott, clearly keener to enjoy the company of former colleagues than to join his party's bean feast in Brighton.

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory - The term bean feast was spoken by Veruca Salt during her rant at Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory.

In the 1923 play The Ghost Train by Arnold Ridley, The station master recounts to the stranded protagonists a grisly tale concerning a group of people returning from a bean feast when the train derailed killing all aboard.

The British pop group XTC make reference to a Bean Feast in their song "We're All Light" from the album Wasp Star in the lyric "just a couple of lips away is an evolutionary Bean Feast whose insides are jumping".

A beanfeast,' he said and gave a laugh that was more like a giggle.

In Britain, Beanfeast is a vegetarian processed food made from soya.

In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the beanfeast often took the form of a trip to some beauty spot, where the meal was provided.

All those women and children excursion beanfeast burned and drowned in New York.

"The little nippers have a beanfeast of their own in another part of town after they pee!

All you'll get is a beanfeast of bullrushes.'

So a beanfeast it is.'

The Roman Beanfeast (1996)

But if it isn't the (hoirboys' Outing or the Mothers' Beanfeast she'll come all right."

Since the beginnings of the Glasgow Fair 1,000 years ago, the good people of Glasgow have been determined to enjoy themselves during the annual beanfeast.

But the sad fact was, in spite of this annual beanfeast, there was no inter-breeding or trade between clans, no pooling of resources.

To someone who likes torturing innocent priests and threatening young children, the idea of blowing up a few hundred religious pilgrims must seem like a regular beanfeast.'

Beanfeast was the focus of protests against its manufacturer, Unilever, when it was found to contain genetically modified (GM) soya.

Who were those awful persons, who occupied more of the train than a bricklayer's beanfeast, and yet were more fastidious and delicate than the King's own suite?

The London-based soft-rockers paid their dues playing covers in a French ski resort, so the SXSW beanfeast should hold no fears for them.

Pursuing this theme of independence, he held an annual beanfeast at which, is a parody of Bristol's civic ceremonies, a mock mayor, sheriffs and other dignitaries were elected and the ruled became the rulers.

The Labour movement does use electronic communications for more than organising international bean feasts.

Don't forget she has been part of all the decisions that have been made relating to this bean feast.

'I suppose Edward is attending this bean feast?'

Tempers flared as she demanded numerous, unobtainable items... most notably, said bean feast.

She went on to demand that her bean feast be filled with "Cream buns and donuts and fruitcake with no nuts,".

The Bean Feast was a much loved annual event in Montpelier, Bristol, UK in the 18th century.

"Brazil is a wonderful place, because you can just close your eyes to race and go off and have feijoada together," she said of the traditional Saturday afternoon bean feast.

The British pop group Squeeze also refer to a Bean Feast in their song, "It's Not Cricket" from their "Cool For Cats" album.

Down on Harpswell Neck there's a monthly bean feast on the third Saturday of June, July and August, during which the beans are baked undergound in a pit lined with stones.

Mr President, on behalf of my Group, I would like to welcome President-in-Office Prescott, clearly keener to enjoy the company of former colleagues than to join his party's bean feast in Brighton.

Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory - The term bean feast was spoken by Veruca Salt during her rant at Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory.

In the 1923 play The Ghost Train by Arnold Ridley, The station master recounts to the stranded protagonists a grisly tale concerning a group of people returning from a bean feast when the train derailed killing all aboard.

The British pop group XTC make reference to a Bean Feast in their song "We're All Light" from the album Wasp Star in the lyric "just a couple of lips away is an evolutionary Bean Feast whose insides are jumping".