Sentence examples for a second holiday from inspiring English sources

After the princes returned to see their father, Diana returned to the south of France for a second holiday on the Jonikal, this time alone with Dodi.

But to go on a second holiday to Cornwall days later while "the most serious threat to Britain's security" – and those are his words – flares up and our forces get involved in a quasi-military support role, is profoundly worrying.

And following a second holiday season of abysmal sales, a generation of young gamers is aging out of the market with no emotional attachment to Mario.

It seems that New Zealand's friendliness and accommodating nature does have its limits with many tweets and online comments directing Ms. Powers not to come back for a second holiday.

After the success of their first collaboration with trendy retail giant Topshop, Kendall and Kylie Jenner have debuted a second, holiday-themed collection, set to hit Topshop.com and select Nordstrom stores on Nov. 20.

Yesterday morning, the couple flew in to Newark, where they planned to take a train to Philadelphia to spend what was left of Christmas Day with Mrs. Burrier's sister, and tomorrow they are expected at a fourth holiday dinner, with Mrs. Burrier's father, in Sparta, N.J.

My cover story of spending a third holiday at my (fake) Italian cousin's place in Haifa was beginning to unravel like the bullshit it was.

'one million moms'... needs to relax, worry about raising their kids and not spending time & energy on hating a '30 second' holiday clip of elves and Ellen at a diner.

Besides a baby on the way, Carey also has a new album: her second holiday CD, "Merry Christmas II You".

Sightseers, British director Ben Wheatley's third and funniest film (after the less chucklesome horrors of Down Terrace and Kill List), finds a downtrodden couple enjoying a revelatory first holiday together, a caravanning trip where barbaric violence tracks their rapidly developing relationship.

I cannot bear to think of what it must be like for these families to spend their second holiday with an empty seat around the table.