Sentence examples for holidays though from inspiring English sources

You'll need five holidays, though, if it's your beach book.

When our rituals occur on holidays, though, we call it tradition.

For the holidays, though, this veiled headband with a polka-dot bow from Maison Michel will make a sweet and mysterious accessory to wear with a black cocktail dress.

The popularity of Handel's "Messiah" always seems to guarantee good attendance at performances around the winter holidays, though, and accordingly several groups, like the New Choral Society in Scarsdale, the Charis Chamber Voices in Dobbs Ferry and the Westchester Choral Society in White Plains, will present the work in December.

After the holidays, though, the Dot quickly caught up in terms of unit sales, topping Google Home with a 53percentt share compared with Home's 30percentt.

I honestly can't complain about Hallmark holidays, though, seeing as my job is selling pins on the internet.

If I were going on holiday, though, I would undoubtedly sit in a deckchair reading Happiness, the debut collection by one of my favourite poets, Jack Underwood (Faber £10.99).

"I've had my swim for the holiday though," he added pleasantly, then he went on his way and we didn't see him again.

In the spirit of the holiday, though, the family appeared to be getting along as they headed to church.

They had all fasted for the holiday, though they disagreed on the rules.

It's not an excuse for a holiday, though – it's all for charity.