Sentence examples for break festivities from inspiring English sources

MTV, often maligned for heavy coverage of debauched spring break festivities in Florida or for shows like "Jackass," whose hosts set themselves on fire or swim in sewage, has turned serious.

The tarps are off the field, and the derby is set to begin, offically kicking off the All-Star break festivities.

"I will never get a tattoo!" That's what I said when college classmates impulsively emblazoned heart, dolphin and butterfly tats on their thighs, ankles and shoulders during inebriated spring-break festivities.

Thousands of exhausted families will head off for a few days' break from festivities this week in a holiday that travel firms have dubbed "Twixmas".

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Facebook Twitter Pinterest Facebook Twitter Pinterest Updated at 12.38pm BST 4.50pm BST The Guardian area at Bestival Here, as the caption says, is the Guardian area, where people can take a break from festivities and have a sit down in one of those lurid pink deckchairs, before posting a comment in our open thread to let us know how they've been enjoying the festival.

Take a break from the festivities and have quiet time with yourself.

In Seattle, about 200 police officers in riot gear broke up Mardi Gras festivities early today.

Ironically, such efforts are seldom necessary: Christmas Day has 55% fewer burglaries than the average day, with thieves also taking a break to enjoy the festivities.

"There are new galleries popping up all over," Ms. Uffner said, taking a break from the evening's festivities.

The day after I received the news of Denis's death, during a break in my daughter's festivities, I called Darrell in L.A., and we talked and cried about Denis.

Fancy a break from the usual December festivities of egg nog and fruit cake?