Sentence examples for holiday subjects from inspiring English sources

So I'm going to pick something for a beach bar on a balmy evening that combines philosophical investigations with a larky tale of bank robbers on the run, studded with blackly comic apercus about booze, death, laziness and loneliness – all the great holiday subjects.

Over the summer of 1925 1926 the Gallery held a competition for its students, who were asked to paint "holiday subjects"; Constance won the prize for a landscape.

His holiday subject is punishment for crime as the cornerstone of democracy, and his twisted view of the national spirit is the play's unnuanced malignance.

Synagogues were also desecrated and Jewish holidays subjected to public derision.

The prize holiday is subject to availability and must be taken before the end of July 2010.

Your holiday will subject your body to patterns of night and day in opposition to its normal rhythm.

They could also be used as a venue for watersports, or as a site for holiday homes subject to planning permission.

How does he think he might cope with the kind of stick that his predecessor attracted: followed on holiday, and subject to headlines describing him as Britain's most hated man.

Due to weekends and holidays, four subjects were not rated on day 1.

When the subject is not able to train for at least 7 consecutive days (e.g. due to illness or holiday), the subject will be asked to resume the exercise training program where he/she was ended.

All holidays are subject to availability and prices are based on two sharing unless otherwise stated.