The phrase "before vacation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the time period leading up to a vacation. For example, "I'm so busy with work before vacation."
That ended with the recession, so now she doubles her workload the week before vacation.
An administrator must synthesize multiple ways of looking at a humanities professor — one who was given no set syllabus and no canon of knowledge to convey, just a simple charge to develop students' minds in ways they might only appreciate decades later but are asked to describe in 20 minutes carved from the last class before vacation.
It's 20 minutes on Monday, 30 on Wednesday and 2 hours and 47 minutes the day before vacation.
The day before vacation began, I stood in line at Hannaford's, purchasing a cartful of snacks for students to take home with them over vacation.
However, one small study confirmed that some people feel more stressed than usual the week before vacation, due to mounting strain at work and home before they leave.
When school lets out, countries that still practice FGM increase the number of procedures they perform so that the girls have enough time to "heal" before vacation ends, CNN reported.
In December, his last month in office, he took a swing through Asia before vacationing in Utah.
"[The World Cup] took place in June, which is normally a weak month since it's the beginning of the winter, the end of the semester, and just before vacations," said Araújo.
If you have a little time before your vacation, it might be smart to wait before you book.
About a third of working adults said they had to put in more hours in the office the week before their vacation, contributing to the finding that 46percentt of those surveyed felt tired before their vacation began.
Mrs. Frazelle and her husband, Barry, joined Air Ambulance Card before their vacation to Costa Rica last summer.
