Sentence examples for christmas dates from inspiring English sources

The custom of linking bells and Christmas dates back at least as far as Martin Luther, who used them to decorate a Christmas tree.

"We will have to wait to hear the detail but we will try to protect all the traditional Christmas dates," Dyke said.

Marla Sokoloff ("The Practice") makes a love connection in the TV movie "A Christmas Wedding Date".

The good news is I just got word from a B&N VP that if your Nook initially had a pre-Christmas delivery date, it will be there in time for Christmas morning.

The August opening will also permit a pre-Christmas DVD release date while respecting the multiplexes's standard 16-week theatrical window.

Executives of the Firm said that the rest of the band had been happy with the album and voted to release it, especially since any further changes would have meant missing its Christmas-season release date.

In fairness to Fincher, the global gross of his film stands at a not-too-shabby $232m, overcoming the challenges of restrictive certificates (in the UK, it's an 18) and a Christmas-holiday release date that didn't chime well with the grisly content.

To elaborate further, Jews do not "mean to" have this coincide with Christmas, nor do they have the ability to move the date closer to Christmas so they don't feel so alone.

* oh, christmas tree, oh, Christmas tree!

Its latest recommended posting dates for pre-Christmas delivery are Saturday for second-class items, next Tuesday for first-class mail and packets, and next Thursday for special delivery.

The first Christmas card is widely claimed to date back to 1843, the same year as A Christmas Carol was published by Dickens, but they were actually on sale by the end of 1820s".