Sentence examples for countless christmas from inspiring English sources

While there are countless Christmas albums, it took K. D. Lang to follow through on the old Beach Boys and build a theme album around the opposite season: summertime.

In countless Christmas annuals, they solved puzzles like this one: YY U R YY U B I C U R YY 4 ME ("Too wise you are...".) Similarly, the use of initial letters for whole words (n for "no", gf for "girlfriend", cmb "call me back") is not at all new.

Even while countless Christmas carolers forget.

Set against a festive backdrop, including an impressive performance by young breakout star Alessia Cara, attendees gleefully buzz around the room like the elves from countless Christmas movies.

No unnecessary gingerbread latte coffee cup Snapchats, no countless Christmas tree selfies to find the best angle, and no more Instagram posts of Christmas gifts.

You can't get through the holidays without catching a refrain from one of renowned vocalist Johnny Mathis' countless Christmas classics, yet how many will know that Mathis is an out gay man?

Countless Christmases would be ruined by a turkey.

Was I emotionally capable of breaking up with a franchise that had so often gutted me but also gotten me through countless Christmases, Mondays and Februaries?

For countless Christmases she spent the morning at her Manhattan apartment opening presents with her husband (the two divorced in 2000) and their two sons, then walked the block and a half to her mother's house "to do Christmas there," said Ms. Braddock, 52, a real estate consultant.

And suddenly I see that while I was out looking for Christmas, Christmas found me, has come to me across countless miles and oh so many years, crossing with blessings, the barrier of my losses and my illness, to wrap me in joy.

With "Halloween" one year later, John Carpenter landed his own magnum opus and popularized serial-killer escapades ― first initiated via "Psycho," "Black Christmas" and "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" but crystallized with "Halloween," which would go on to spawn countless copycats and remain the most celebrated hack-and-slash until "Scream" almost 20 years later.