Sentence examples for holiday setting from inspiring English sources

If you are filled with the appropriate spirit, it is easy to be at home in any holiday setting.

Those rules really aren't relevant in a holiday setting.

That date is enticing to everyone involved, allowing the league to take advantage of the holiday setting and a captive television audience that, they hope, might be in a forgiving mood.

The holiday setting allows for the sportive use of Christmas songs; in a sex scene, Dean Martin's oiled and lewd slurring of "Let It Snow" plays on the soundtrack.

Despite the bucolic holiday setting and the lavish material fruits, it's the day-to-day mundanities of life back home that hang heavy in the air; the emotional cuts of all too complacent familiarity, the Ozu-like admission that life can indeed be very disappointing.

The holiday set up candy lovers to indulge for days, gorging on buckets of leftover candy.

Reviewing the Holiday set for the Village Voice, Gary Giddins called Schaap "that most obsessive of anal obsessives".

Monday is Labor Day, a holiday set aside to remember the struggles of people who demanded safe working conditions, fair wages and the right to enjoy life outside the workplace.

But an accord on extending a payroll tax holiday set to expire at the end of the month remained elusive, with Democrats weighing a possible short-term extension, setting the stage for another fight with Republicans over how to pay for it.

Rod Stewart's holiday set "Merry Christmas Baby" (Verve) remained at No. 6. "The Truth About Love" (RCA), by Pink,  and Jason Aldean's "Night Train" (Broken Bow) both re-entered the Top 10, at No. 7 and No. 8 respectively, buoyed by special sales at major retailers.

People argue so much on vacation because the occasion so often falls short of the desire: the desire is for rest, peace, no pressure, and a sense of being away from one's usual self, and your average family holiday sets fire in comic sequence to each of these high hopes.