Sentence examples for gone christmas from inspiring English sources

I do not think it's a real word, but hey, it's just gone Christmas.

Backed by fewer than 100 travelling supporters, the visitors created so little outside their own half that Middlesbrough goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer may as well have put up a cardboard cut-out of himself and gone Christmas shopping.

Alfie's fears seem confirmed when he realises Kat has gone Christmas shopping without her purse, and questions Michael about his past fling with Kat.

Thanksgiving has come and gone, Christmas is no longer and the ball has officially dropped to welcome 2016.

During the time while my brother was gone, Christmas morning hangovers became all too common for me.

The PupScouts have gone Christmas caroling at retirement homes, donated money and supplies to local animal shelters, and were awarded the Golden Mutt Award during the Strut Your Mutt walk in 2013 for raising the highest amount of money for the Best Friends Animal Society.

We sat around and reminisced about loved ones gone, Christmases past, seeing a new generation come up, and watched black-and-white Christmas movies.

Ours goes: "Christmas Number One, Christmas Number One Merry Christmas Dad, Happy Christmas Mum Merry Christmas Everyone" Assuming the Guardian permits me to continue using it as my personal marketing device, I will keep you abreast of developments.

"We used to go Christmas caroling in it," he said, laughing.

Should they go to Christmas Island, asked Bolt.

As major Bach works go, the "Christmas Oratorio" is not over-recorded.