Sentence examples similar to attached holiday from inspiring English sources

You could attach holiday ornaments to a green wreath.

The growing international significance attached to the holiday (which is not a holiday everywhere) may have something to do with the competitive edge satellite broadcasting has brought to national festivities, with the ooh-and-aah factor of fireworks almost a gauge of global standing.

A holiday music CD attached to a box of Cheerios.

On a hang tag attached to a Jona Michelle holiday dress for girls, with a black satin bodice and a metallic miniskirt overlaid with sequins and embroidered vines, are these words: "I'm a Tea Dress".

Anyone who uses the internet to book a holiday knows the anxiety attached: is there a cheaper deal or a better destination just around the virtual corner?

The patches of the different countries can also be attached to each other, creating one large holiday quilt for display in the classroom.

Back in 1363, a royal decree required all Englishmen over the age of seven to practice on Sundays and holidays, such was the importance attached to the bow and arrow by the English army.

As you may have gathered, I'm not religiously attached to the beat-the-clock approach to holiday catering.

Contracts between the firm and al-Jibouri, which were attached to the emails, show that a one-day holiday indicated a $1 million payment.

The International Day for Failure, based in Finland, is currently battling against the stigma attached to failure by campaigning to institute an international holiday (October 13) where we share our failures by the year 2020.

Over the December holidays, Barris holed up in the studio attached to his home, bingeing on Red Bull and "probably some Adderall," and hammered out "Hope".