Sentence examples for anticipated holiday from inspiring English sources

Labor Day became our most anticipated holiday.

A virtual tour of the holiday decorations by George and Laura Bush's camera-loving Scottish terrier, Barney, was dubbed the "Barney Cam" and became a highly anticipated holiday tradition.

A GamerMetrics survey shows that, among gamers, Guitar Hero III is the third-most anticipated holiday game release.

The 2013 increase adds anticipated holiday sales to its existing 288 million total devices sold through September.

It will now have to rely on its cast of anticipated holiday hits, such as Resistance 2 and LittleBigPlanet, and the launch of Home, its oft-delayed virtual online community, to drive sales.

The gold was given to Prince William by The Queen shortly after the couple were engaged". Yet that hasn't stopped people jumping on the Welsh gold bandwagon; with four shopping channels listing Welsh gold sales for the royal wedding period, and airlines and duty-free shops stocking up for an anticipated holiday rush.

Anticipating holiday problems, Mr. Bush outlined mostly long-term recommendations like calling on Congress to pass legislation to improve technology in the air traffic control system.

Preparing for or anticipating holiday gatherings, for example, can cause us to reflect on the invitations offered and who might be present at the family dinner table.

Finally, the one bright spot in the economy, consumer spending and anticipated good holiday spending, has supported retail store stocks.

As a child, I anticipated the holidays for months.

When Meggie Sexton anticipated the holidays, she thought about one thing and one thing only: the food.