Sentence examples for course holiday from inspiring English sources

Of course, holiday homes are slightly easier.

Of course, holiday time means a proliferation of promotions to entice the weary and the wary.

Brisket, roast chicken and turkey carved on the frame are main course holiday offerings, with egg barley and mushrooms, noodle pudding or kasha varnishkes, a warm toss of bow-tie noodles and kasha, on the side.

I certainly never envisaged that Mumsnet would grow up to be so big, strong and, frankly, terrifying when I embarked on a disastrous first family holiday with my nine-month-old twins that spawned the idea for a website for parents to swap advice, support and, of course, holiday recommendations.

And of course, holiday gifts.

Of course, holidays are always busiest, so be prepared.

Enjoy a four-course holiday meal as you roll along and prepare to search for clues when a gunshot disrupts your dinner, as it surely will.

"Dinner Plans" is a tongue-in-cheek how-to video about cooking and serving an 18-course holiday meal for a group of 12 in a small Manhattan apartment.

For the Well Vegetarian Thanksgiving series, the new Candle 79 Cookbook is offering a three-course holiday meal, including a creamy Jerusalem artichoke soup, a colorful beet and fig salad and a saffron ravioli that can be made with wild mushrooms or butternut squash.

Michael's on Naples will serve a $50, four-course holiday menu with seafood risotto, lamb belly and panna cotta.

The Ahwahnee hotel restaurant is transformed into a 17th century manor for the show in which Squire Bracebridge invites guests to celebrate a seven-course holiday feast with his family.