Sentence examples for choosing holidays from inspiring English sources

Fourth, more consumers are choosing holidays and meals out, rather than new clothes; GDP data has flagged the trend for a while.

· The average holiday is seven days, but with low-cost airlines offering cheap flights midweek, 19% of people are choosing holidays to suit their free time.

We learn not to limit ourselves to perfect when it comes to choosing holidays, houses, or partners, so why are we obsessed with the idea of a job that will fill all our fantasies about work?

Suntanned and happy, I think I've proven the merit in my method of choosing holiday destinations.

Three years ago, almost half of the 8,000 shoppers polled by America's Research in the week after Thanksgiving (48percentthoughtght brand names were "extremely important" for choosing holiday gifts.

Although Christmas is not Halloween, you will likely be choosing holiday-themed adornments to enhance your outfit.

When officials met to choose holidays, Rabbi Krupka said, "we got to Good Friday, and people assumed we would cross it off the list".

Of course, your chosen holiday may mean a break from everything, including beauty.

A benefit of having never held down a roster spot on one of the chosen holiday elite has been quality family time at home, nestled comfortably in front of expanding television screens.

So they were snoozing away, not at all bothered that their chosen holiday home was moving, tilting, melting, breaking up and giving a TV production team and some scientists severe logistical headaches.

A new website developed by Rentokil collates spottings of wasps around the UK with the aim of telling parents if their chosen holiday destination is a "wasp hot spot".