Sentence examples for holiday sections from inspiring English sources

The London department store Selfridges recently showcased sculpture by Conrad Shawcross between the bridal and holiday sections.

In the second of our two special holiday sections, David Randall guides you through some of the best, the worst, and the weirdest British summers ever.

The holiday section has links for selected mobility services worldwide, flight advice and an informative (if somewhat dry and text-heavy) travel news blog.

Then in the evening you may wish to have dinner to the sounds of fado, Portugals signature musical style (see 'Personalise Your Holiday' section below for details).

This book was in the holiday section of my local library but it's so sweet and fun, it really should be read year-round!

Snow covered many pitches despite under-soil heating at the weekend, so the referees brought out orange balls that looked suspiciously like merchandise from the (now sadly defunct) summer holiday section of www.liverpoolfc.tv.

But Skyscanner, like Dealchecker's holiday section, is focussed on Europe.

As soon as a Jewish holiday hits (and I don't mean Tu Bishvat), supermarkets and smaller markets, that I gather don't have any Jewish staff, put every imaginable Jewish-themed item in the Jewish holiday section.

But when I look for something special to add to the holiday section of my record collection I look for something that pushes boundaries, something that shatters the mold, something that barely even qualifies as music.

Emerging from the holiday section with $30 to spare, Hodge is pleasantly surprised to find glassware by Barbara Barry, kitchen tools by OXO, linens by Sferra and other brand-name pieces.

Google's Web directory, by the way, now offers an "anti-holiday" section (directory.google.com/Top/Society/Holidays/Anti-Holidays) to catalog this growing genre.