Sentence examples for christmas term from inspiring English sources

One year (1980-81), he famously changed his image half way through the Christmas term.

My Church of England primary school was hardcore about Christmas, so it was unfortunate when Hanukah coincided with the end of the Christmas term.

She finished the Christmas term known to everybody as Mr Upton and returned for the new year as Ms Meadows, with the full support of the headteacher.

On the last day of the Christmas term I found a letter in my pigeon hole informing me that I was being granted my pay rise after all (the additional evidence must have made the difference).

The $1.3 billion bank line is less than its pre-Christmas short-term debt in 2000, which was $1.5 billion, and would be barely enough to cover its pre-Christmas debt in 2001, which was $1.27 billion.

The New Yorker, February 3 , 1934P. 48 Monologue: A school girl explains "Alice in Wonderland", "Gullivers Travels", Dickens "Christmas Carol" in terms of "existing conditions".

The first Christmas card, as the term is now understood, is believed to have been designed in England in 1843 by John Callcott Horsley.

And had he found "wait loops" in the program which conceivably could control outcomes, or "Christmas trees" — Nunn's term for surprise packages in a program?

In the nearer term, this Christmas should be a huge selling season.

Fortunately we managed to get the attention of the VC community; by Christmas time we received a $21M term sheet from Warburg Pincus.

Although Christmas is mostly thought of in terms of feasting and celebrating, Jesus' birth -- like his death -- was born of struggle, and that struggle was to be accepted.