Sentence examples for holidays while the from inspiring English sources

Travel brochures still apparently promise "Chav-Free Activity Holidays", while the London fitness chain Gymbox has felt free to advertise classes in "Chav Fighting".

He did not think it was right to take weekends off, or holidays, while the population had no way of leaving.

Criminal". Travel brochures still apparently promise "Chav-Free Activity Holidays", while the London fitness chain Gymbox has felt free to advertise classes in "Chav Fighting".

This is because two of our sons are undergraduates and come home in the holidays, while the third is a graduate student who has lived in a different city for more than five years.

Unsurprisingly, Slice also found that the very affordable Echo Dot was the most popular option over the holidays, while the Echo followed fairly closely in second place, and the Tap earned only a tiny fraction of sales according to its data.

The match commenced on Thursday, 22 June, to take advantage of two half-day holidays while the college team played their annual match against Old Cliftonians nearby.

The attempt to provide Ruddick with a separate but equal holiday, while also allowing the governor to duck the press, provides "Last Man Out" with comic relief and a nicely ironic view of statutory segregation's dying days.

You'll have to temp at Verizon's kiosk in the Tacoma Mall during the holidays while all the kids who are still in college drop by and ask you what you're doing working there.

But for fans who want a good family-friendly game that will keep the children entertained through the summer holidays while providing the opportunity to relive some classic movie moments, then this park is open and definitely worth a visit.

Furthermore, all descriptors are part of the LIRE library [48] and can be used under the GNU GPL license. 1 The latest version of CEDD can be found in http://tinyurl.com/CEDD-Descriptor. 2 The results are in line for UKBench and Holidays, while for the ZuBuD dataset, the accumulative distribution presents less of a curve but rather a more flat distribution.

The Compulsory Acknowledgment of Christ Act (CACA) prohibits the use of the phrase "happy holidays" while mandating the use of "Merry Christmas".