Sentence examples for holidays call from inspiring English sources
Traffic doubles, even triples, and it seems like people are tense and stressed when the holidays call for a little more at-ease.
National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day only rolls around once a year (though there's really never a reason not to eat one any other day of the year), but food holidays call for a mandatory inhalation of said food.
down, spent our holidays calling end users back," said Greg Woock, Handspring's vice president for North American sales, "and I think we're now beating everyone in the industry in customer support.
On The Road, Again: Here's a nice deal we heard about from Preferred Holidays called theSee America program.
MW: You have a new book coming out right after the holidays called Bad Mommy.
Mr. Masciocchi said that he would get the occasional friendly holiday call in years past, but that more recently Mr. Perrone "just fell off the map".
"We observe this little Judeo-Christian cult holiday called Christmas," Mr. Cumberbatch said sarcastically.
If nothing else, there was a notorious unofficial holiday called Kill a Haole Day.
In April 1939, Meeropol visited a New York club frequented by Holiday called Cafe Society.
But in the end, Sifton's signature blend of disparagement and humor is just what the holiday calls for.
The minor holiday, called Lag b'Omer, is celebrated in various ways, according to the Encyclopedia of Judaism.
