"enjoy holiday" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to wish someone a good time during a holiday or to express your own feeling of joy at the start of a holiday. Example: I hope you enjoy holiday with your family this year!.
I think I can speak for most people when I say that we all enjoy holiday decorations, but we're a little weary of ostentatious, in-your-face displays that cost tens of thousands of dollars.
As Alaskans settled in to enjoy holiday salmon bakes and the post-solstice thaw, their governor had a solipsistic meltdown so strange it made Sparky Sanford look like a model of stability.
Enjoy holiday menus and meals provided by the cruise ship.
On second thoughts, the Lancastrian should be left to enjoy holidays in his property in the Lake District.
ASKED who would enjoy holidaying in Libya, Fawzi Ghnedi, the then director of the dystopia's national tourism agency mused, "reformed alcoholics… those who like adventure".
The DNA of that box is to capture the way people enjoy holidays around the world.
Divorced families can enjoy holidays in the same way that intact families do -- perhaps even with a little less drama.
Protective dogs do not enjoy holidays as you might hope they would, but they are just doing their job.
(Smith) Kyle Staver Influences of Matisse, Bonnard, Marsden Hartley and Milton Avery are conspicuous in Ms. Staver's playful, lushly painterly pictures of people enjoying holiday or domestic pleasures.
Core marketing messages rarely emphasized the possibility of patients undergoing medical procedures while also enjoying holiday excursions.
A voracious reader, he was particularly fond of Trollope, and enjoyed holidays on English waterways.
