Sentence examples for holidays on which from inspiring English sources

Now maybe you can do something about those holidays on which all but one entrance to this station are closed (imagine the crush of sale-day shoppers, and suppose there's a fire).

Valentine's Day is also the final of the four miserable winter holidays on which you are reminded that no one loves you and/or you hate your fucking family. .

Boldface indicates major legal holidays, on which stopping, standing and parking rules are suspended, except where they are normally in effect seven days a week.

I have commissioned a trawl for the email and electronic evidence on: Overseas trips: – Details from Dr Fox's diary for the 18 trips (including holidays) on which it is believed that Adam Werritty was present.

The result is that Hawaii is 20 years behind other cities and states in wringing productivity gains out of its public workers.Each new public employee can count on 21 days of paid holiday, 14 public holidays on which he gets paid, and 21 days of paid sick leave.

In trying to find a solution to the multiplying number of holidays on which street cleaning is suspended, Clyde Haberman (NYC column, Oct. 8) wonders about the feasibility of a compromise position that, "for example, would give Orthodox Jews in Borough Park a pass on Purim without halting street cleaning everywhere in town".

Hanukkah is thus the one holiday on which all Jews are Orthodox!

It is Hanukkah which, for the uninitiated, is not Passover and is not a holiday on which one eats matzoh.

It was just the Mets' luck to have Harvey's start fall on such a wet night, one day after a gorgeous holiday on which they didn't come close to selling out for their crisp victory.

Not a holiday on which I will occasionally smoke.

A holiday on which I will exclusively smoke.