Sentence examples for holidays for which from inspiring English sources

At one of the more popular parts of the season, tour operators were landed with holidays for which there was little demand.

Most travellers are on package holidays, for which Cuba offers excellent value (albeit with the risk of the odd power or water failure, traditionally blamed on the US embargo).

There were so many exceptions that in 1968, Mayor Lindsay announced that the only religious holiday (in addition to national holidays) for which the city would suspend the parking regulations was Christmas.

Through Oct. 15, five City Council members had not taken any unpaid days off in 2010, even as rank-and-file city workers forgo their wages for 12 days off, as well as for a dozen holidays for which they used to get paid.

We based our ranking on the average amount of deaths on six federal holidays for which fatalities are tracked since 1982 (we also calculated the average percentage of alcohol-related fatalities for each holiday since 1982, but that percentage did not affect the ranking).

We based our ranking on the average amount of deaths on six federal holidays for which fatalities have been tracked since 1982 (we also calculated the average percentage of alcohol-related fatalities for each holiday since 1982, but that percentage did not affect the ranking).

Aside from Halloween, New Year's Eve is the one holiday for which the simple act of dressing presents a challenge so fraught with potential disappointment that it seems more sensible to just pull some tinsel off the tree and call it a night.

After paying food and board, and missing out on shifts during the public holiday – for which he hoped to earn triple pay – Cui says he was told two days before leaving that he would be paid 2,900 yuan, leaving him just 1,500 yuan after expenses.

Take it from me, I'm not a big cook, but this is one holiday for which I love to put my green style into action.

Will you buy books for kids for the holidays, and for which kids — yours, or nephews, nieces and friends?

Or however you say that in Swedish, since Sweden is the home in this mezzo-soprano's "Home for the Holidays" program, for which she is bringing a small ensemble of musicians -- including an accordion and a guitar -- to Lincoln Center to play holiday favorites by everyone from Bach to Bohlin.