Sentence examples for holiday to try from inspiring English sources

Could it be time for Mr Chubais, just back from holiday, to try some damage limitation?

Eventually she took sick leave, and went on holiday to try to de-stress and recover.

The Kremlin has ordered regional officials to turn next year's election into a festive "holiday" to try to boost turnout as President Putin seeks a convincing win and his fourth term in office.

Upstairs, Kat suggests to Alfie that they go away on holiday, to try and figure out what's wrong.

After polls closed on Monday, authorities announced that voting would be extended for an hour on Tuesday, which was declared a public holiday, to try to boost turnout.

Argentina designated Friday a national holiday to try to keep the city less congested.

Some plan extra therapy sessions before the holidays to try to smooth things over in advance.

In the seemingly unending stretch between New Year and the first bank holiday on the year on Good Friday, many people will start booking holidays to try and break the monotony of grey January.

Police departments across the country, led by New York's, use computerized mapping and analysis of variables like historical arrest patterns, paydays, sporting events, rainfall and holidays to try to predict likely crime "hot spots" and deploy officers there in advance.

South Wales Fire and Rescue Service is taking part in Operation Wildfire 2013, a joint campaign with other emergency services which was launched at the Easter school holidays to try to cut the number of deliberate grass fires.

Four days of intense violence, looting, and chaos caught the police off-guard and politicians flew home from their expensive holidays to try to deal with the mess.