Sentence examples for given a festive from inspiring English sources

They were given a festive sendoff, and a festive welcome home.

At the Warner Bros Studios in Watford (closed 25 and 26 December, wbstudiotour.co.uk), the Harry Potter tour, pictured, has been given a festive makeover until 6 January.

Hall said the trend in tops that featured slogans or were inspired by internet memes was being given a festive twist.

But Mr. Alden did recognize the melancholy nature of the final scenes, when Achille resolves to do his duty and he and the other Greeks are given a festive send-off, though all recognize that he is going to his doom.

No worries, Burberry has you covered--Burberry Kisses, the brand's digital partnership project with Google, has just been given a festive update just in time for the holidays.

The term itself was a misnomer, intended to give a festive air to what was actually a desperate last resort.

Although Michael R. Bloomberg was not present -- he was occupied in New York running for mayor -- his company gave a festive bacchanalian romp with Chinese lanterns adorning the trees, late-night dancing and cocktails on a former quarantine island.

I've been wearing it smudged over sharp red lip liner to give a bright, festive mouth, and someone always asks what it is.

Roman Abramovich giving Jose Mourinho a festive gift?

Each time December rolled around, a new Lord of the Rings movie arrived to give everyone a festive lift with tales of hairy-footed homunculi, brave men of Númenórean blood and grumpy, pipe-smoking wizards.

THE LOBBY Bustling at all hours, the long T-shaped lobby mixes business with pleasure beneath loopy Italian-style chandeliers and low white lounge chairs that give it a festive nightclub ambience.