Sentence examples for holidays thinking from inspiring English sources

Two or three generations of musicians will have grown up watching their show on Saturday mornings, or in the summer holidays, thinking: "I want to be like them".

It certainly never mentions in promotional material that you'll find yourself working most weekends and through holidays, thinking of them like the gift of time to get things done, rather than a period of relaxation.

'I looked on the internet for single parent package holidays, thinking there must be loads of scope, but I was amazed not to find anything.' Eventually Sheehy, who has her own physiotherapy business in Richmond, Surrey, heard about Mango and booked a trip to Mallorca at Easter.

"I spent a lot of time and holidays thinking there.

Another said he got stressed even when on holiday, thinking about coming back to work.

"I sent the manuscript out and went on holiday, thinking that when I came back the rejection slips would be coming in," Sansom says.

I read them over the holiday, thinking that he had, somehow, written them himself - and not only that, but he had done so with me in mind.

In the years since 1983, when my first son was born, I have spent this holiday thinking about my own children, as well.

While I suffered through the holiday thinking things couldn't get any worse hungover, stranded and starving in the middle of nowhere at 11PM, no ride home, and work the next day a friend pointed out to me, "at least you're not being misrepresented in the media even after suffering the effects of colonisation, right now".

"While the government are on their holidays and thinking about other things, the opposition has always used that as a way to put policies into the public's mind and to have a go at anywhere the government has failed.

Their vacant quality offers a pleasant holiday from thinking.