Sentence examples for holidays comes from inspiring English sources

The term "holidays" comes from nowhere and means nothing.

Plots where a guy wants to win a boxing match or where one of those badass soldiers that you break walnuts with around the holidays comes to life.

Just in time for the holidays comes "The Book of Mychal: The Surprising Life and Heroic Death of Father Mychal Judge" (Thomas Dunne Books/St. Martin's Press, $27.95).

After a dramatic yet understandable wish to be left alone for the holidays comes true, when his careless parents accidentally leave him behind for Christmas, he luxuriates in his freedom.

This drive to boost exercise over the holidays comes after the government was forced to reinstate its funding for anti-obesity campaign Change4Life to improve levels of child fitness.

Now, just in time for Christmas the holidays, comes the LG Chocolate in Red and Mint Green.

But then the holidays come.

Twenty August bank holidays come, twenty gone.

"You must be looking forward to the holidays coming up.

When the holidays came around, I insisted that we stay at the house in Golden Valley.

Given the essential consistency of this schedule, why do the holidays come as such a shock?