Sentence examples similar to holiday lit from inspiring English sources
On the cover, a comic-book-style rendering of Mr. Holiday glares down condescendingly, a lit cigarette dangling from his mouth.
Honoring them with a lit candle at the holiday table or putting a new ornament on the tree will stimulate reminiscence and allow their presence in the room.
"If you're looking for a dope holiday to celebrate after Christmas, Kwanzaa is pretty lit," the hosts say of the holiday celebrated from December 26 through January 1.
Even before Thanksgiving, I started to notice all of the signs -- colorful lights strung in front of houses, a glimpse of lit trees through windows and cheerful holiday tunes on the radio.
Bold abstraction — wobbly, as opposed to hard-edged, yet intense, compared with the artist's earlier canvases — collides with quaint scenes rendered in finicky detail: a VW bus parks at a comet-lit campsite; holiday-makers pilot motorboats across a wrinkled lake; mounted deer heads clutter an ominous salon.
It's really the perfect analogy to describe the warp-speed gear shift required to take myself from the serenity of the holiday break straight into the frenetic, high energy, brightly-lit pace of CES in Las Vegas.
Between the well-lit trees, snowscapes and red and green decorations, the 21 holiday weddings below will fill you with plenty of Christmas cheer.
If you return from holiday early, just ring the house and it will be warm and well-lit on your arrival.
All we know is it's lit like the section of Amsterdam you don't go with your parents on holidays.
