Sentence examples for back to holidays from inspiring English sources
Then it goes back to 'Holiday' which is an old dance number.
What's next, vegetable lattes made from corn husks?! Since this limited-edition latte won't be available until January 2017, we'll just have to go back to holiday beverage sipping until further notice.
As she drove, Erin steered the conversation back to the holidays.
Driving out to her home took him back to Christmas holidays twenty years ago when he used to visit classmates in cities like Hartford, Buffalo and Harrisburg.
Go back to weekend holidays in Camber Sands and eating out in Berni Inns and we will carry on being European without you.
Think back to previous holidays - when you took too many or too few clothes.
Pop precedent goes all the way back to Billie Holiday.
Hospitals were to cut back to a holiday schedule, while schools and banks were expected to join the strike later in the week.
Shortly before 10pm on 3 May, a young woman excused herself from dinner with her husband and their friends to stroll back to their holiday flat.
