Sentence examples for festive wake from inspiring English sources
But on Friday Mr. Ghimere himself seemed less like a journalist readying himself for years in prison than the rumpled, amiable host of a festive wake.
Appearing in the Sun on Sunday today, Mr Cameron's festive congratulations came in the wake of his controversial comments one week ago that it was "mission accomplished" in Afghanistan.
Daylesford, Oxfordshire Half- and full-day courses at this Cotswolds stalwart offer options for those seeking to restore some balance to their diet (particularly in the wake of the festive period).
"With the bells warning people if their bags are moved, we want to ring in the festive season and give the criminals a wake-up call they will not easily forget," said Superintendent Jon Morgan of the Metropolitan Police.
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In the finale, with the entry of the potent young bass Günther Groissböck ("O friends, not these tones!" sounded like a review), the ensemble at last woke up, and the playing took on a festive brilliance.
So in an effort to find the absolute worst of the bunch, I spent an entire day, from waking to sleep, trying to find the shittiest festive movie I could.
Tivoli's NetWorks stereo ($500 with FM and $400 without it), which comes in hardwood colors or festive red, plays any radio station worldwide by broadcasting it over the Internet, so you can wake up to Italian opera or Argentine news.
The "percolating" Humberto Gatica Mix "adds juice" to the Album Version, while the uptempo Wake Up Mix, with assistance from Ric Wake and Richie Jones, is Dion's most "inspired and festive" remix to date, with Blondie's "Heart of Glass" woven into the beat to "splendid effect".
