The word "Thanksgiving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the US holiday celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November, and also as an expression of gratitude. For example, "The family gathered around the table to give thanks and enjoy the Thanksgiving feast."
Each morning, Mirvish gave away "gifts" to the first few customers through the doors (to this day, a determined and shivering few line up at 6am on the corner of Bloor and Bathurst to claim their free tuning fork or toaster), as well as dollar bills to the poor and turkeys before Thanksgiving and Christmas.
"Most of those for the Thanksgiving supply have already been grown and are in good supply – and most have already been contracted for with wholesalers for the retail market".
"Anybody who wants a Thanksgiving turkey is going to be able to get one," he said.
"Grocery stores sell turkeys at Thanksgiving at very low prices as a promotional item, to attract shoppers to a store to also buy the ingredients, veggies and pie".
"Also, the turkeys for Thanksgiving are often bought with a preference for the frozen, flash-frozen with no difference in quality," Keith Williams, vice-president of communications and marketing at the National Turkey Federation, said.
Williams added that he expected the outbreak would not affect the cost of Thanksgiving turkeys.
In 1621, Indian guests outnumbered Pilgrims at the first Thanksgiving (which did not get its name until centuries later).
In 1965, over the Thanksgiving weekend, he devised a transistor called the MeSFET to circumvent the limitations of "transmitter-type electronics".
Altice recently completed its acquisition of SFR, a mobile operator in France.American shoppers spent 11% less in total over this year's Thanksgiving weekend than they did last year, according to the National Retail Federation.
Rio's share price is about 13% below its peak this year, in February.Amazon took full advantage of the Thanksgiving weekend to publicise its research project to deliver goods by aerial drone, though Jeff Bezos, Amazon's boss, admitted this was some years off.
The company insisted it was giving its more than 2 million employees extra benefits, including $70m in holiday pay to its workers paid on an hourly basis and a 25% discount on a Walmart purchase available to workers who performed the Thanksgiving Day shift.
