Sentence examples for holidays themselves from inspiring English sources

Parents protest that holidays themselves are educational.

Another recent casualty is the holidays themselves.

Time-shifting holidays is as old as holidays themselves.

But fares on the bank holidays themselves, particularly outbound on the Monday, are likely to be lower because of soft demand.

Some will be tempted to say people shouldn't have children if they can't afford the childcare, or be at home for their children during the school holidays themselves.

Sure, not everyone technically has both weeks off, but look at it this way: the Tuesdays are bound to be unproductive, as Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve are practically holidays themselves.

Those journalists not lucky enough to be on holiday themselves desperately scratch in the dirt for anything resembling a political story.

For those who booked the separate elements of their holiday themselves, the picture is slightly more gloomy.

In fact, just three years ago, satirical site The Oatmeal discovered the brand-driven holiday, themselves.

This year it opened a week early, on 11 November, and it is due to close on 1 May, well after the Easter holidays – which themselves are unusually late this year – are over.

It's summer and many people are planning a stress-relieving trip, while for many parents the school holidays are themselves a stressful time.