Sentence examples for book holidays from inspiring English sources

It hoped to persuade customers to book holidays online.

We book holidays, check on football scores and email friends and relatives.

The site lists the top destinations and surf schools, and lets you book holidays online.

I will use the internet for work and to book holidays, but I don't understand people who spend hours on it.

In his interim report, Bean criticised the ONS for failing to keep pace with a changing economy where, for example, people book holidays on smartphones rather than at travel agents.

Travel experts suggested people should look to book holidays in the higher resorts where pistes go up to 2,500m and which are less likely to be affected by the unseasonably warm weather.

One specimen in the book, Holiday in the Sun: A Zine About Surviving Exposure to the Mainstream, questioned the selling out of fanzine publishers to the mainstream culture.

In my old life, I'd have had to get approval from my company, book holiday etc.

Not packing a book: Holiday travel is full of hurry-up-and-wait.

The airfare analysts at Hopper crunched current ticketing data to find the best time to book holiday flights this year.

Interviewer: 'Did you have to book holiday [from your job]?' Respondent: 'Six weeks' notice just for a day, and that was quite hard… if we were really busy then [the boss] would say no, you can't have it'.