Sentence examples for Holiday advantage from inspiring English sources

Still, all three prior Shrek pictures opened on the same weekend (which is in itself impressive), so they all had the holiday advantage.

Reuniting the largely African-American cast of the 1999 success The Best Man, The Best Man Holiday takes advantage of the actors' pre-existing chemistry to add zing to standard tropes of midlife crisis and melodrama.

One client, a woman in her 50s, told Jones she does her Christmas shopping for her extended family at Walmart during the August holiday, taking advantage of a rule that says items purchased on layaway during the sales tax holiday are also tax-free.

I went to the office on the holiday to take advantage of my phone headset.

"These are mainly holiday homes taking advantage of the area's natural beauty, laid-back atmosphere and easy access from Brisbane," he said.

Closer to 80% of students do some form of holiday work, the advantage being that it doesn't get in the way of your studies.

A full-page N.R.A. ad in The Times on Friday derided the march as "a political agenda masquerading as motherhood" and called it "shameful to seize a cherished holiday for political advantage".

Personal computer sales, long a laggard in the technology sector, came back to life in December as holiday shoppers took advantage of low prices.

Instead of giving your dad another tie or your grandmother another necklace this holiday season, take advantage of the offerings from craftspeople right outside your door.

Then, as now, there are those who will use the festivities of the holiday to take advantage of those who are unaware.

For the holidays, she took advantage of the musical side of her mathemusician identity, rewriting "The 12 Days of Christmas".