Sentence examples for christmas problems from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kollath and Mr. McCann are not new to fixing Christmas problems at the Ahwahnee.

For instance, "No Christmas Problem Now — Santa With a Parker Pen" (1929) is an illustration for an advertisement in which Santa sits dutifully writing names in his Christmas present book with a new Parker pen.

If it is good enough for Santa, the image says, then why not for everyone else? "No Christmas Problem Now — Santa With a Parker Pen" ran in The Saturday Evening Post, for many years one of the country's most prestigious magazines.

One more question still needs to be asked, and this is what my wife, who has had to live with my journalistic obsession on this subject, calls the Grinch-trying-to-steal-Christmas problem.

The system works, Burgess explained, by alleviating something called the "christmas tree light problem," where panels in a solar array only harvest and output as much power as the weakest one in the chain.

Unseasonably warm weather in the run-up to Christmas then caused further problems, according to the administrators.

The only problem this Christmas is going to be deciding which books to give as there is such an excellent choice around.

This week Citizens Advice said that online shoppers will typically spend two and a half hours sorting out a delivery problem this Christmas because an item is late, turns up broken or doesn't arrive at all.

Sassone noted that the problem with "Christmas Attack Zone" was Tracy's subplot "as it wasn't very funny" and the one that dragged the episode down.

This will be my second Christmas as someone with gastroenterological problems and last year the thought of a huge Christmas dinner was nothing short of overwhelming.

* oh, christmas tree, oh, Christmas tree!