Sentence examples for holiday timing from inspiring English sources

A few days ago, in a nice bit of holiday timing, a young male wild turkey was brought in from Staten Island.

The party's holiday timing nods considerately to those with local roots, who can dance till dawn and still make it to dinner with the family that evening.

With a perverse sense of holiday timing, President Bush and the Republican leaders of Congress are blithely accepting the expiration of emergency benefits badly needed by the nation's long-term unemployed.

The holiday-weekend timing of the storm lightened its consequences.

Admitting that the holiday-season timing was bad, the Arts Council said "tough decisions" had to be made.

With many people entertaining during the holidays, the timing is right for a home and entertaining-focused vertical.

The Obama team has planned for a while to unveil the national security team after the Thanksgiving holiday, but the timing took on additional urgency after the terrorist attacks in Mumbai.

Further data management was performed in MS Access 2000 to process the additional covariates of interest with regards to day of week, relation in time to public holidays, and the timing of the admission episodes.

Any uneasiness or sickness means a visit to the family physician, and the range of practical and logistical problems associated are expected nuisances--distance from residence or office, timing, holidays or weekends, proximity to pharmacies or challenges in filling our prescriptions.

However, many retailers ultimately ended up holding off on making the change because they were worried about the timing: The holiday season is the busiest time of the year for many, and they worried that activating chip technology during or right before that rush could confuse customers and, in turn, slow down checkout lines.

As for timing, the holiday season is always a good time to launch new products.