Sentence examples for Christmastide from inspiring English sources

At Christmastide, we remember the Shepherds and the Wise Men who came bearing gifts for a king.

Unique methods of promoting happiness at Christmastide lately reported in the Daily Press.

Carole insists that they don't feed her while she's working – Fran disagrees – but she is allowed to accept a packet of reward treats at Christmastide. "My faith has always gotten me through," Carole says.

The great ancestor of the Christmas film is Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol, which laid down the template for personal crisis and miraculous redemption around Christmastide.

O the holly bore a berry as white as a bone, for we sing of one new life but many more gone so we sing for those grieving as all theirs who died, whether Christian or not at this cold Christmastide.

It's Christmastide 1536, and Robert Aske ("Happy Christmas, Mr Aske," says the queen) is down from Yorkshire to explain his role in the late northern rebellion.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, December 23 , 1933P. 48 Unique methods of promoting happiness at Christmastide lately reported in the Daily Press... View Article By Alan Burdick By Charles Bethea By Phil Klay By Larissa MacFarquhar.

The Christmastide at Home evening walking tour, Dec. 11.

From Charis, a New CD Charis Chamber Voices, a nine-year-old chorus based in Somers, has released its second CD, "Hoping It Might Be So: Christmastide".

MOUNTAINSIDE Lessons and Carols for Christmastide.

Carole Rolt "We have a poetry festival, a triathlon, film festivals, a motorbike show, a carnival and Wells Christmastide: not bad for a town of 2,500".