Sentence examples for better holidays from inspiring English sources

I don't hole up in a hotel room watching TV shows about more attractive people than me enjoying better holidays.

So while consumers might be okay with travel companies profiling them if it means that they end up having better holidays, all companies involved in this data-sharing chain are going to need to get good at explaining which bits of personal data they are gathering and why.

Does deprecating Christmas make Hanukkah a better holiday that is more fun and meaningful to celebrate?

In the end, shares turned around, driven by better holiday sales, rising commodities prices and signs of growth in Asia.

Weirdly, this makes for a better holiday than it does a pitch for a TV spin-off.

It can give you a better meal or a better holiday but people think if you are rich you are happy and that is not true.

"Target has more catalysts behind it right now (for a) better holiday season than Wal-Mart," said Brian Sozzi, an analyst at Wall Street Strategies.

I tell Parr I remember fondly a piece he wrote for the Guardian in 2010 about how to take better holiday photos.

That same innate optimism will probably produce a better holiday shopping season than most people expect, and it has helped the Dow Jones industrial average rise 19percentt since the post-Sept.

In the months leading up to Hanukkah, she would ask the boys, now 4 and 6, which toys they wanted most, then bestow them at Hanukkah to ensure that it was a better holiday than Christmas.

It's strange, given that it's arguably a better holiday for rock and roll — much of David Bowie's career has been seemed to operate on the same principles of dress-up and provocation.