Sentence examples for holiday exists from inspiring English sources

The winner this week can pretend that his or her holiday exists, and celebrate accordingly.

Given our natural preoccupations with wine coolers, sunburns, and hot dogs, it's easy to forget that the holiday exists not only to provide us a farewell bender to summer, but to honor the labor movement.

For instance, among non-observant Jews, it's not uncommon for someone to not even know that the holiday exists, while, for traditional or highly orthodox Jews, the holiday can be a major yearly event.

Why does such a holiday exist?

In fact, like Norah Jones' much-vaunted jazz chops, the Billie Holiday tag exists primarily as bait - there to lure the all-important middle-aged Parky crowd, who require reassurance that the stuff they listen to is not a kind of aural soft furnishing, but "real music" with a lineage to a pre-rock'n'roll golden age.

Truly the most adorable holiday that exists.

The Waterloo and City Line closes early, 9 48pm on weekdays, 6 30pm on Saturdays and closed all day Sundays and Bank Holidays (it exists almost solely to transport people to work).

A number of health spas and holiday resorts exist in the area, including those at Winterberg (the chief winter sports centre), Schmallenberg, and Willingen.

Some preliminary research about the point of departure (typing the word Minehead into Google) threw up the Butlins website, and as well as being surprised that the holiday camp still exists, I was amazed to find myself navigating through photographs of stylish apartments and funky-looking restaurants rather than black-and-white images of the leisure gulags of old.

Most munro-baggers approach each mountain independently but specialist packaged walking holidays also exist.

I would like to know if last-minute bargain holidays still exist (if they ever did).