Sentence examples for heavy holiday from inspiring English sources

Most desserts with chocolate and chestnuts are heavy holiday extravaganzas, and I didn't want that.

The clean flavors of Vietnamese food are a change from heavy holiday fare.

It's just the thing to serve after a heavy holiday meal when only chocolate will do.

"This is a solid start to 2012, especially when there were so many fewer 'buy' messages in January compared to December's heavy holiday sales push," Ms. Caldwell said.

Analysts said that heavy holiday discounting, which started as early as October, and an improving economy were helping to bolster spending.

Still, downing a bluntly spiritous drink just before you sit down to that pumpkin pie or other heavy holiday fare is not a smart move.

After making a routine stop in Mount Laurel and returning to Greyhound's normal route to Manhattan along the New Jersey Turnpike, Mr. Mickens encountered heavy holiday-weekend traffic, and sought a shortcut by leaving the turnpike at Exit 8 near Hightstown.

The company asked for a $500,000 advance from the insurance company, but the cash-flow-heavy holiday season meant it had money to pay for immediate repairs.

Even though Christmas Day falls on a Monday, forcing many people to return to work Tuesday morning, transportation officials said they still expected the usual pattern, in which the heaviest holiday travel would come the day after Christmas.

It's Monday after a party-heavy holiday weekend, so its not uncommon for one's eyes and mind to play tricks on them.

And while there may be more opportunities for distraction on the roads, there are equally as many reasons to ensure that all drivers, especially those 50 and older, stay sharp on the basics as we head into the traffic-heavy holiday season.