Sentence examples for holidays coming from inspiring English sources

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

"Let's try to be a little bit positive, and let's not ruin the holidays coming up".

But in early December, with the holidays coming and the uncertainty about Y2K, Ms. Bibb decided to suspend the search.

With the holidays coming up, the Miser has been on the lookout for entertainment to satisfy both visiting in-laws and antsy children on school break.

Gerard's cottage was half a mile or so from our house, and I enjoyed the briskness of the season — it was early December, the holidays coming on, a fresh breeze spanking my cheeks.

Ordinary people may be more concerned that, with the school holidays coming up, the cost of taking a European vacation, which many Brits of all social classes do every year, has jumped by about twelve per cent.

But then the holidays come.

Twenty August bank holidays come, twenty gone.

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

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?