Sentence examples for holidays becoming from inspiring English sources

Out says: "There is no prospect of holidays becoming more expensive.

In some cases, this was part of a process in which organised labour was co-opted, resulting in the holiday becoming an observed ritual and little more.

But Guardians will overtake both by the end of next weekend's final summer session over the Labour Day holiday, becoming the top movie of the year so far.

She, along with other dedicated workers, committed herself to the dream of a MLK Holiday becoming a reality.

Five singles were released from the album, with "Holiday" becoming her first song to chart on the Billboard Hot 100, and "Lucky Star", her first top-five hit.

Travelzoo, the internet holiday operator, warned that summer holidays risked becoming a "luxury only a few can afford".

But for many of us, holidays are becoming a missed opportunity.

The company also reports that swingers' holidays are becoming more popular with younger customers, especially thirtysomethings.

Two-week holidays are becoming a thing of the past, with many people preferring shorter but more frequent breaks.

"Las Vegas was always a cure for Christmas," Dave Hickey, the city's well-known art and cultural critic, said of the marketing juggernaut the holidays are becoming.

If the pressure to maximize the holiday is becoming too nerve-racking, there are experts who can be consulted.