Sentence examples for handling holiday from inspiring English sources

And when moved in front of the sofa, he pointed out, those same tables are perfect for dining, something space-challenged New Yorkers might want to keep in mind for handling holiday overflow.

You've undoubtedly read umpteen generic guides to handling "holiday stress".

His latest book, "Don't Get Scrooged," was on how to handle holiday stress.

A review of complaints lodged with the Federal Trade Commission and Better Business Bureaus suggested that Internet retailers were better prepared to handle holiday shipping commitments in 2000 than they had been in 1999, officials said.

7 30 P.M. (HGTV) CANDICE TELLS ALL New episodes of this channel's prime-time design-theme shows kick off with Candice Olson's transformation of a lakeside home's walkout basement into a mudroom, family room and satellite kitchen to handle holiday overflow and summer barbecues.

A wine hobbyist might check to see whether the local wine shop needs an extra clerk to handle holiday traffic, for instance.

The network is also built to be fully redundant and have all sorts of failover and elastic provisioning to handle holiday traffic spikes and the like.

Retailers[cnbc.com] press salaried employees to "volunteer" to for unpaid weekend or after- hours work to handle holiday surges, and still others persist in labeling[forbes.com] their employees "independent contractors" to avoid paying them minimum wage or overtime, despite repeated successful challenges to the charade.

"Handling the Holiday and Parker estates taught me more than I was really ready for about government and business delinquency and the hostility and helplessness of the courts," she wrote.

Below are a few more tips for handling the holiday rush, and we'd love to hear more.

Seeing Matt dressed up as Santa eased my pain of his absence and gave me assurance that Matt was handling the holidays away from home better than I was handling his absence.