| Here was the site of London's notorious May Fair, a drunken saturnalia from which the surrounding district now takes its name. |
| But it never has the visceral thrill of those individual flashbacks, and the life there is never obviously building to final climactic saturnalia of violence. |
| This was their day, their feast of fools, their saturnalia, the annual orgy of the corporation of Law clerks and of the school. |
| Your analysis of the legality of this legislation under WTO rules and its relation to existing law in the United States amounts to nothing more than a saturnalia of thought. |
| This, then, is the trapper's holiday, when he is all for fun and frolic, and ready for a saturnalia among the mountains. |
| The birth of Black, he proposes, is a generic saturnalia, and the point about a saturnalia is that we know order will be restored, that Banville will publish as Banville again. |
