Sentence examples for bit of holiday from inspiring English sources

The park road that passes the oceanettes carries a fair bit of holiday traffic.

We wouldn't have missed this "extra bit of holiday" for anything.

Just the same, Moscow newspapers report, the traffic police have issued a bit of holiday advice for Moscow motorists.

Although the winter season begins with a bit of holiday cheer, many people feel a little "off" as the cold weather drags on.

A few days ago, in a nice bit of holiday timing, a young male wild turkey was brought in from Staten Island.

Around-the-clock, they man the phones, taking requests for songs from people all over the world seeking a little bit of holiday cheer.

This, frankly, is absolute bollocks, but the song has such a strangely convoluted history for a bit of holiday-friendly fluff, that to save boring you into an early grave with a labyrinthine account of the creation of the record I'll just blindly accept that, yes, today is the 20th birthday of the Macarena.

Usually I don't mind getting the kitchen dirty in the name of good eating, but I had only just scrubbed the last bits of holiday caramel off the stove and wasn't in the mood to muck it up again with splattering oil.

Among the bits of holiday cheer you may have missed in recent weeks was a campaign the major airlines to encourage its frequent flyers to donate some of their miles to one of dozens of charitable organizations across the country.

Those left over bits of holiday wrapping paper also work very well - just keep in mind that one side of the paper will be plain white while the other side will be colorful.

They are typically on a bit of a holiday and something like an old limo would rock as a holiday car, would it not?