Sentence examples for become holiday from inspiring English sources

So had prisons become holiday camps under Clarke?

The shop is long gone but the cottage is still lived in, unlike many others which have become holiday lets.

Christopher was our winner who began his essay with a Radio 4 Voxpop: "I vote Tory, coz I'm scared of crime … and they won't let prisons become holiday camps".

The world's jungles, mountains and exotic cities have become holiday destinations, available to anyone with a modest amount of money to spend.

The world's jungles, mountains, and exotic cities have become holiday destinations, available to anyone with a modest amount of money to spend.

The animation is notable for the way that the production team has tried to downgrade slightly from the shiny perfection of typical Blue Sky creations to at least nod toward the hand-drawn qualities of Schulz's drawings and the lo-fi feel of the string of animated cartoons that have become holiday television staples.

Those that remained, she noted, mainly became holiday homes.

The letters became holiday cards, and eventually, in the fullness of her world, they stopped.

"First, school Christmas parties became holiday parties.

After debuting on the Billboard Holiday 100 chart at number 34, it became holiday top ten hit by peaking at number eight on the chart.

Doug Elkins's "Fraulein Maria" could easily become a holiday ritual for hipsters of all ages.