Sentence examples for holidays elsewhere from inspiring English sources
The only Egyptian airport affected by the Foreign Office ban on flights is Sharm el Sheikh, but the issue has dampened appetites for holidays elsewhere in the country.
Tom C New York The artistic team lost the right to unreviewed previews when they froze the show so they could spend holidays elsewhere, while continuing performances at full price.
France and America have encouraged their citizens to take their holidays elsewhere.Another is that the attacks will make President Hosni Mubarak more resistant to American pressure to continue his thus-far modest political reforms.
Many Germans who in previous years spent their holidays on Greek islands have booked their holidays elsewhere this time.
The house has since been sold, and her family will start spending their holidays elsewhere.
The prime minister, who returned to Downing Street from his holiday in Spain prior to meetings on the Paralympic Games on Thursday, before resuming his holidays elsewhere, also agreed with Obama that more support needed to be provided to the Syrian opposition.
The Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) has already lodged a complaint with the Indian High Commission, not least because the timeframe gives travellers barely a fortnight to meet new requirements.For tourists who can't be bothered with the hassle, it is easy enough to choose to take a holiday elsewhere.
"Generally it is parents downsizing as the kids grow up and look to holiday elsewhere," said Graham MacLeod, a luxury real estate agent with Riviera Realty in Valbonne, France. .
Compared with the Alps or the Pyrenees, the ski area is small, and the lifts antiquated; if you're after a high-mileage ski holiday, go elsewhere.
Now we're trying to get a holiday to elsewhere". Mike Morrison, a logistics manager, cancelled a planned business trip to Mombasa next week.
If we can't have a sanctuary that expands to seat 500 for the High Holy Days, almost unanimously everyone said, 'Let's settle for a smaller sanctuary and have our High Holiday services elsewhere as we have always done.' " "The other significant compromise," he continued, "was to question whether we can really afford to have a nursery school.
