Sentence examples for holidays at a time from inspiring English sources
I'm no Scrooge, but I find that it's so easy to be overwhelmed by the effort and the angst of preparing for the holidays at a time when I should be filled with joy, gratitude, and fun-ness.
It is custom in Indian culture to look at the holiday as a time of renewal and rebirth.
Nordstrom, for example, has posted signs reading "One holiday at a time" in its stores, a subtle nod to its choice to open at usual times on Black Friday, MSNBC reports.
But the holidays arrive at a time of uncertainty for Hallmark, which has struggled with declining revenue and layoffs in recent years.
At what has been the height of the holiday season, at a time of enormous economic hardship for ordinary Greeks, local infrastructure has buckled under the pressure.
British Airways flight attendants voted Monday to push ahead with a walkout next week, threatening major disruptions to holiday travel at a time when the carrier is scrambling to stem record losses.
Also problematic is the fact that the program hitches its wagon to traditional mail — mailing donation requests with seals, whose purpose is to adorn holiday cards — at a time when mail is faltering.
Samuel L. Jackson was also mesmerized by the Lounge and stopped in to choose a cap -- the man rocks all kinds of hats of course -- by brand Caliente and to accept a free holiday invitation at a time of his choice at the Jumeirah sister property to where we've all been staying, the newly opened Jumeirah Al Naseem.
Last year it was the "perfect storm" of a recession and a slump in the value of sterling, making holidays more expensive at a time when people could least afford them.
I took a three-week holiday, at a profitable time for medallists.
If you want a specific holiday at a specific time in a specific place, you're better off taking advantage of early booking discounts; Thomson (www.thomson.co.uk) is offering good online deals for next summer (holidays start at around £180 for a week in May) with just £50 deposit payable now.
