Sentence examples similar to Holiday started to signify from inspiring English sources

Among them, teachers heading home for the long holidays started to doze off, others murmured quietly.

There will be street theatre, including a Roman-style vomitorium in the East Village a few days before the convention starts, meant to signify Republican gluttony.

A weeklong public holiday starts this weekend to mark the country's national day on Oct. 1.

In just the last few years, camps have started to identify with laser or wood cut necklaces to signify membership.

Since mid October, after the autumn holidays the school-aged children started to be more affected.

Over the past several years, I've started to resent the holidays.

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He started this category to signify wines with age.

If atheists started wearing crucifixes to signify their atheism, it would surely perturb some Christians, who might see it as blasphemous.

He has fasted from sunup to sundown each day since the holiday started Aug. 11.

She started to feel ill last week when she was on holiday.