The phrase "a vacation of a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a specific type of vacation, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "I am planning a vacation of a lifetime to explore the wonders of the world."
Alternatives: "a once-in-a-lifetime vacation" or "an unforgettable vacation".
That's money that could go toward a vacation of a lifetime instead.
"Lets give Karen a vacation of a lifetime, lets show her the power of the internets and how kind and generous people can be," Mr. Sidorov wrote.
It is true, that an acceptance of any office under the crown is a vacation of a seat in parliament.
The server may take a vacation of a fixed duration or may continue to be available in the system for next service.
More than half the respondents in a recent survey by Fidelity Investments, my employer, said they hadn't taken a vacation of a week or more in the past 12 months.
If you only go on Facebook to see who is getting engaged, who just got an awesome new job, or who just went on a vacation of a lifetime, then it's time to disconnect.
But as Brother BURTON points out, this would not require a reversal but merely a vacation of the judgment and a remand to the trial court for that purpose.
The group also recommends that children and adolescents play on only one team a season and take a vacation of two or three months from a specific sport each year.
Until his stroke, Dr. Cermak remained absorbed in advancing wind dynamics, working full time until he was 84, according to Dr. Peterka, who said he could remember only two occasions when Dr. Cermak took a vacation of more than a few days.
That it'd be a mini vacation of sorts, a time to write whenever I wanted, without interruptions.
But note that on a one-of-a-kind $200,000 vacation home, a round-trip trade would run you a Realtor's commission of only $12,000.
