Sentence examples for In holiday from inspiring English sources
The phrase "In holiday" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct expression is "on holiday." Example: "I will be on holiday next week and won't be available for meetings."
Plus, they could draw in holiday shoppers.
Target seemed to be especially challenged in holiday categories.
Gallup reports a 4.1 percent uptick in holiday spending.
Any longer is dangerous as they get in holiday mode".
Reframe the Food Drive Many schools take part in holiday food drives.
Many visitors said they were not following the news because they were in holiday mode.
That would rival prerecession spending levels, and be the biggest increase in holiday spending since 2006.
The whole city, according to the Times, "seemed to be in holiday dress".
Hopes for growth in holiday homes have vanished with the housing crash on the mainland.
"I want to find out why I'm working," Cary Grant tells Katharine Hepburn in "Holiday".
