Sentence examples for holiday troubles from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, Tiger Woods holiday troubles seemed to have had a positive impact on the mobile game that bares his name.

After hours and holiday trouble calls are answered around the clock by the IT Operations Center.

After hours and holiday trouble calls are answered around the clock by university operators who refer system-wide problems to on-call repair technicians immediately.

The winning wit, Lynne Newton, has won a £1,500 holiday for her troubles.

Mr. Lee's ethereal appearance reminds us that Easter has just passed, and in keeping with that holiday's tradition, "Trouble" serves up generous hunks of ham.

The British ambassador to Spain, Simon Manley, said: "The presence of UK police officers will help to remind British holidaymakers of the importance of respecting local laws and customs, ensuring that everyone has a safe and enjoyable holiday, free from trouble and crime".

A recent CNN poll found that during this economically troubled holiday season 68percentt of Americans are buying gifts that their friends and family need, compared to 27percentt who are buying gifts they think they would enjoy.

When their marriages cool or ancient family secrets worm into the light, these women take their troubles on holiday.

"Look what some of the greatest artists of the 20th century had to go through," Danny Glover points out, "the troubles Billie Holiday was subjected to.

For starters, it can keep retailers out of trouble this holiday season.

Steven P. Jobs, Apple's chief executive, disputed the concern that the market was limited, and said the company might have trouble meeting holiday demand.