Sentence examples for holidays feel from inspiring English sources

As we usher in the start of July, the summer holidays feel palpably close.

John MacFarlane, the chief executive of Sonos, a maker of wireless stereo systems, said announcing new products at the show would make customers who bought products during the holidays feel annoyed for missing out on the newest versions of its products.

By January the holidays feel like a blur to everyone and it's entirely possible that all your hard work and money is already a distant memory to those you regaled with gifts and cards.

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Having these distinct commitments written on the calendar can help make the holidays feel manageable as opposed to monolithic.

So, what can you do to make the holidays feel special for others AND guilt-free for you? 1. Slow down.

But we have to start somewhere and persuading people to take fewer holidays feels infinitely more challenging than making it easier not to buy bottled water.

Yes, the French state clings to the principle of "laïcité," or secularism — but the state's recognition of Easter and Christmas as official holidays feels, to some Jews and Muslims, like hypocrisy.

What "magic" had she created to make each moment of anticipation before a special holiday feel so extraordinary, so full of meaning?

"You got me feeling all the holiday feels".

A last-minute holiday felt like a perfect solution and I returned feeling refreshed and recharged.