| Feast or famine characterizes the workload due to the nature of the high fluctuations in the volume of work related to committee travel, legislative agenda, election periods and a flurry of activity before a long recess. |
| It's feast or famine at golf clubs and we're feasting at the moment. |
| Up there in Nunavut, it's either feast or famine, lexicographically speaking. |
| It's either feast or famine for the fragile Canadian feature-film industry. |
| However, this still is a team driven by power, which means it often will be feast or famine. |
| Feast or famine is a normal state of affairs in estate agency, but, even in that context, change has come swiftly. |
