Sentence examples for holiday queen from inspiring English sources

"I'd very much like it to arrive — I'm going on holiday!" — Queen Elizabeth II, expressing her frustration that Kate Middleton has not yet given birth.

In "Last Holiday," Queen Latifah played a meek department store clerk who, when told she has a year to live, moves to a luxury hotel in Europe and savors life, delicious food and telling people exactly what she thinks.

The Villager's serenade to the holiday queen.

She claims: "I got vibrators older than that child!" Surprisingly African-American Christmas movies are quite prevalent: A Madea Christmas (Tyler Perry, Tika Sumpter), The Best Man Holiday (Monica Calhoun, Morris Chestnut), This Christmas (Loretta Devine and Chris Brown), The Perfect Holiday (Gabrielle Union and Morris Chestnut) and Last Holiday (Queen Latifah and LL Cool J).

I also appreciated how you've included seasonal celebrations like Dutch holidays (Queen's Day), St. Patrick's Day, and French fetes in your cookbooks.

With the cycle done and "Radio Golf" into its opening run, Wilson told interviewers last spring that he was already cooking up the first play of his next phase: a comedy, he told the New York Times, that would involve "a war between coffin makers and undertakers, Death taking a holiday, Queen Victoria and the Platters, Benny Goodman and a magic radio".

He can be conceited and frankly terrible in some films – I shudder to think about him in Last Holiday, with Queen Latifah – but sometimes that great barrage-balloon figure, paunchy in both body and face, fills the screen gloriously.

So why haven't we heard anything from them concerning the extra bank holiday for the Queen's jubilee?

Even this smaller fall is explained by a lull in production owing to an extra bank holiday for the queen's Diamond Jubilee in June.

Beyond the sphere of agriculture, travel restrictions interfered with commerce and led to the cancellation of some celebrations of the national holiday (Koninginnedag, or Queen's Day) and some World War II memorial events.

In a simplistic attempt at analysis, he deduced: "The British celebrate their Britishness with gusto and abandon," illustrating his theory with the "grandiosely expensive" royal wedding last year, and the four-day national holiday for the Queen's diamond jubilee.