Sentence examples for got festive from inspiring English sources

City Hall got festive this weekend at the annual Season of Giving City Hall Open House celebration.

Saving Santa Martin Freeman's elf gets festive.

4. Get Festive Summertime is usually ripe with festivals in one form or another.

Alternatively, get festive at the Notting Hill Carnival in late August, a riotous two-day festival that showcases the heritage of the neighborhood's Afro-Caribbean immigrants.

"It's only the liberals and the government who are getting festive," said a family friend in Tehran, who told me there was little celebratory atmosphere on the streets.

Visit www.forestry.gov.uk for more details and for den-building tips Get festive in Reading Antony Jones It may be the lesser known of the city's major festivals, but the Reading children's festival comes of age this year, marking its 18th birthday with a fortnight-long jamboree.

Four bakers from Bake Offs past – some (OK, one) more annoying than the others – return to the tent to make edible tree decorations, choux wreaths and multistorey Christmas cakes … But it is not really about the cakes (and wasn't Christmas Day a bit late for us to be getting festive inspiration?), or about the competition (the episode suffered for the lack of any genuine tension).

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Wear your favorite flannel and get festive.

After you've identified the dates that resonate with your customers you can then begin getting festive with your marketing.

The Michelangelo of rolling joints is getting festive this Thanksgiving by producing a true masterpiece: the smokeable turkey.