Sentence examples for holiday front from inspiring English sources
It's Probably Time to Work a Holiday" (front page, Dec. 22) neatly nailed the uneasy feeling that Jews experience during the Christmas holidays.
Julie Lloyd Washington, May 8, 2008 To the Editor: Re "States Get In on Calls for a Gas Tax Holiday" (front page, May 6): There are literally dozens of creative and visionary proposals to reduce gasoline dependency.
It's Probably Time to Work a Holiday" (front page, Dec. 22), about Jews who volunteer to fill in for Christians for Christmas: Such occurrences go back over 50 years.
We celebrated the holidays front-row center at the Versailles Room, with Myron Cohen warming up our crowd for Sammy Davis, Jr.
The diary contains notes written by Alfred Rosenberg, an influential member of the Third Reich and a confident of Adolf Hitler Photograph Jim Lo Scalzo/EPAA 6.19pm GMT Giant nutcracker statues are set as holiday decorations in front of an office building in New York.
"I'm going to tell my son, 'I saw Donald Trump today.' " A man on the far side of the street called out, "Working on his orange glow!" Alice Howard, an art student from Cornwall, England, in town on holiday, stopped in front of the mural.
Jake proposed to Taunia in a romantic holiday trip in front of the Eifel Tower and the two were married in the summer of 2013.
And perhaps, with the holiday weekend in front of us, the news media will begin to cover the story of our brave men and women returning from overseas in large numbers.
It's been described as "the Hamptons with clogs" thanks to its popularity with rich Dutch and German visitors who buy up beach-front holiday homes and hang out in the seaside bars and cafés.
A number of Gadsden restaurants have closed in the last year, including the Quincy's Family Steakhouse that has kept a "Happy Holidays" sign out front for months, reminding passing drivers of when it shut down.
To complete the effect of a total happy holidays theme, the front of the mouse includes a large, white smiley face (perhaps that of the soon-to-be-slushy snowman?), with the scroll wheel as the nose.
