Sentence examples for christmas practice from inspiring English sources

This Christmas practice of amalgamating fruit and raw animal fat is much more bizarre--and almost entirely unremarked.

(For the austere classicists of St Paul's Girls Schooll in London, a touch of koine is regarded as a "Christmas treat").In practice, few classes bond quite as tightly as the six students featured in Donna Tartt's bestselling novel "The Secret History" (in a pastiche of Euripides's "Bacchae", they commit and conceal two vicious murders).

Fortunately, the City of Los Angeles, along with many other U.S. cities, now recycles Christmas trees as standard practice.

USC defensive lineman Leonard Williams wore a Christmas-themed necktie during practice Saturday.

My family has vowed to practice "experiential Christmases" for the past decade.

CORNHUSKERS SPEND CHRISTMAS PRACTICING: Nebraska spent Christmas far from home, practicing for two hours on the grass fields at the University of Southern California in preparation for the team's Jan . 3Rose Bowl game against top-ranked Miami.

* oh, christmas tree, oh, Christmas tree!

The Queen initially followed the same practice, broadcasting her first Christmas message in 1952 from the same desk and chair that her father and grandfather had used.

Hers was a "grueling, solitary life" dominated by practice, travel, matches and missed Christmases.

Perhaps it will say he was a "cadre of the Cuban Communist Party who lived during the era when Cubans resumed the practice of decorating with trees and garlands at Christmas".

The New York Post's film critic Kyle Smith takes a swipe at this practice on the jacket of his forthcoming novel, "A Christmas Caroline".