Sentence examples similar to failed holidays from inspiring English sources

She shows up from her failed safari holiday in Zimbabwe in 1992.

The working theory among many lawyers is that a lousy winter holiday or failed summer vacation can be the final straw that breaks the marriage.

For others, the holidays failed to meet expectations.

The central London employment tribunal ruled that CitySprint had unlawfully failed to award holiday pay to Mags Dewhurst and had wrongly classed her as a self-employed freelancer.

Many Republicans in both chambers do not want the tax cut extended at all; two bills, one sponsored by the Republican leader, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, to extend the holiday failed on procedural votes last week.

The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who was born 57 years ago this week, is only the second American to have a Federal holiday named for him: Americans celebrate George Washington's birthday in February, but a proposal in 1920 to make Abraham Lincoln's birthday a national holiday failed to come to a vote in Congress.

It comes after a last-minute decision to declare Tuesday a holiday failed to persuade people to cast their ballots.

Software company Adobe tracked shopper sentiment on social media throughout Amazon Prime Day, finding that the new shopping holiday failed to equal the buzz of its fall counterpart, Black Friday.

Explanations for the summer spike include a combination of coming back from disappointing summer holidays that failed to meet expectations, and the sense of urgency to get affairs in order before the back-to-school period begins.

It had been in last-ditch talks with the CAA about renewing its licence to sell package holidays, but failed to reach a deal.

A parliamentary watchdog has recommended North Antrim MP Mr Paisley be suspended for the Commons for 30 days after he failed to declare the holidays and later lobbied the then prime minister on behalf of Sri Lanka.