Sentence examples for common vacation from inspiring English sources

They were linked in Soviet Young Pioneer camps, songs, common vacation spots and the Russian language.

Worldwide, topless and nude sunbathing are increasingly common vacation choices.

The more common vacations became after World War II — a tradition for the working class and the wealthy alike — the more criticism presidents have faced for taking them.

Where we live (a result of latitude and long-term migration patterns), prevailing cultural beliefs (and the associated garb), and common vacationing habits all play a role in our chances of developing ailments related to sun-exposure.

Perhaps the biggest advantage to hiring a personal trainer or taking a yoga class when you travel is preventing the all-too-common vacation weight-gain.

P & O Princess's average passenger is slightly older, Ms. Keppel-Palmer, the company spokeswoman, said, and cruising is not as common a vacation among Britons.

Common Issue: Vacationing with the in-laws.

"Sell your dacha," replied the crowd from the other end, using the common word for vacation home.

But others say the frenzy so common at many vacation and weekend destinations will never take hold in a county that had wealthy residents before the Revolutionary War.

The new rule applies only to airplanes and helicopters; it does not cover balloons, gliders, gyrocopters or parachutes, common at some vacation destinations.

Bundling eliminates the problem of fretting about small expenditures, which may be one reason that flat-rate pricing is very common in the vacation industry (cruise ships, all-inclusive travel packages, and so on).