Sentence examples for holiday pass from inspiring English sources
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The Holiday Pass (available only on weekends, national holidays and during summer vacation-July 20 through August 31) covers the entire JR network in the Tokyo metropolitan area.
Last June, the Queen's Birthday public holiday passed by with very little fanfare.
After the summer holiday passed quietly without any attacks, American analysts were relieved, but still believed that an attack might be coming.
The Treasury Department found that a similar tax holiday passed in 2004, did little to boost employment growth.
The change in policy recommendation comes as companies such as Google and Apple are revving up lobbying efforts to get a repatriation tax holiday passed, according to Bloomberg.
I was wrong on both counts, the holiday passing with little media attention to workers and their "grievances" old and new.
The tax deal that also included the extension of unemployment benefits and a payroll tax holiday passed in the Senate 81-19.
The city-run school system's contribution to pensions will triple to $600 million in fiscal 2014 due largely to the expiration of a three-year partial pension funding holiday passed by the Illinois Legislature in 2010, the analysis said.
Christmas Cactus is a beautiful plant that can bloom year after year; you will want to keep it even after the holidays pass.
