Sentence examples for a holiday defined from inspiring English sources
It was a holiday defined by absence, not presence.
The words you use to describe the holiday define your experience of the holiday.
One or more drug holidays, defined as missing three or more consecutive days (Urquhart 1997), was present in 85 (41.1%) of the analysis periods.
Drug holidays, defined as missing 3 or more consecutive days (Urquhart 1998), were determined for each patient during the 100-day period.
Around the time of Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa, Pastafarians celebrate a vaguely defined holiday named "Holiday".
Some 48.5 million people — 5percentt more than last year — will travel on roads this Thanksgiving holiday, a period defined as Wednesday, November 21 to Sunday, November 25.
The results were assessed by the physician (A.B .. Sun holiday was defined as a journey of at least one week during the past year, to a southern (below 40°N) latitude with the aim of sunbathing.
"Most of even the super-rich were middle-class 20 years ago .Cheap thrillsRetailers' plans were thrown into disarray when Saks Fifth Avenue decided to cut prices on designer clothes by up to 70% even before the start of the holiday season (defined as Thanksgiving to Christmas).
That still wont be a boom by historic standards, but it will feel like one compared with the bankruptcy holiday that defined 2006.
The holidays were defined as all national holidays and weekends in Taiwan during the study period.
It's becoming a tradition to define a holiday in its fullness, for as long as possible.
