Sentence examples for holiday calling from inspiring English sources
He has designated Feb. 25, when he and other soldiers carried out a coup in 1980, as a national holiday, calling it the "day of liberation and renewal".
About 47,000 people rallied here on the Martin Luther King holiday calling for the removal of the flag, but neither of the leading Republican candidates has echoed that sentiment.
Kim used the launch to taunt the United States during its Independence Day holiday, calling the missile a "gift" to Americans.
May Day, or International Workers Day, is a global holiday calling for greater workers' rights.
arctic.ru/ tourism-recreation/arctic-russia The family holiday Calling all waterbabies.
"We observe this little Judeo-Christian cult holiday called Christmas," Mr. Cumberbatch said sarcastically.
If nothing else, there was a notorious unofficial holiday called Kill a Haole Day.
In April 1939, Meeropol visited a New York club frequented by Holiday called Cafe Society.
But in the end, Sifton's signature blend of disparagement and humor is just what the holiday calls for.
The minor holiday, called Lag b'Omer, is celebrated in various ways, according to the Encyclopedia of Judaism.
However that level of co-operation would not extent to what Mr Holiday called "big criminal and the large commercial gangland growers".
