Sentence examples for holidays something to from inspiring English sources

This week's recipes come in response to requests from readers for ideas for snacks to have around the house during the end-of-the-year holidays: something to replace the candy bowls and cookies that are usually there and easy to nosh on.

For most of us, the summer holidays are something to look forward to; a time when we can get away from it all and relax.

The Eid holiday was something to look forward to.

The company does not provide retirement benefits or paid sick days and holidays, something Mr. Charney said he intends to change.

Heading into the winter holidays, it's something to keep in mind.

While preparing to do a little binge-watching over the holidays, something odd popped up on my TV's screen upon launching the Netflix app on my Roku: a consumer survey.

But Adam Smith would realize that the extra holiday pay had something to do with it.

Rohmer's rich, wise, playful study of a modern single woman and her search for companionship, a decent summer holiday, or simply something to alleviate her boredom.

How many articles have you read this month cautioning you that the office holiday fete is something to navigate delicately?

Dakota: It was a good way to spend a holiday off work... something to talk about when I get back to work.

Whether "Sherlock: The Abominable Bride" would be just a jolly holiday experiment, or something to do with the rest of the series was unclear, even to reviewers, who watched with everyone else.