Sentence examples for considered christmas from inspiring English sources

He considered Christmas a bourgeois contraption and would have none of it.

Brad Sanders of the Indiana Daily Student said it was "a ton of fun to watch" all the subplots play out and considered "Christmas Attack Zone" as "probably one of the two or three best episodes of the season thus far.

When only pedestrian deaths are considered, Christmas Eve vanishes from the list, but New Year's Day becomes the deadliest day of the year.

Christmas is by no means a universal part of the holiday calendar of observant Muslims, especially conservative ones, some of whom consider Christmas decorations and other rituals forbidden.

Christopher Gray of The Austin Chronicle considered "Blue Christmas" the best and "Bizarre Christmas Incident" the "funniest" track on the compilation.

Anyone who has considered volunteering over Christmas should check out Hands Up Holidays' (handsupholidays.com) selection of trips, which incoporate an element of charity work into the itinerary.

I've seen Maxine Landis refuse to attend holiday parties in protest against what she considered a garish Christmas-light display.

A4: In FRA Christmas tree plantations are always considered as forests, consequently Christmas trees should be considered as NWFP (ornamental plants).

Of the festivals, Christmas is considered to be twelve days in length (from December 25 until January 5) and Easter is fifty days in length (from Easter Sunday up to and inclusive of Pentecost).

Although Christmas shows and Shakespeare plays are not considered for the list, "A Christmas Carol" will be seen in 37 productions, while "Hamlet" and "Romeo and Juliet" are tied for the most produced Shakespeare play, with eight productions each.

Consider the 1997 Christmas blackout in large parts of Brazil, including Rio de Janeiro.