Sentence examples for how the holiday from inspiring English sources

Once inside the market there are other signs of how the holiday, known in Hebrew and Yiddish as Pesach, is observed with scrupulous rigorousness.

The foreman also read out a series of conclusions which included how Thomas Cook had been misled by the hotel about its gas supply, but also how the holiday giant's health and safety audit of the complex was inadequate.

So now, it's time to relax and revel in reading about how the holiday went wrong for others, thanks to bouquets delivered late (or not at all) and other snafus.

On a day trip to the lower Hudson Valley it is possible to see how the holiday was first celebrated here and how it evolved over the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.

In concluding a death of "unlawful killing", the foreman of the inquest jury also read out a series of conclusions which included how Thomas Cook had been misled by the hotel about its gas supply, but also how the holiday giant's health and safety audit of the complex was inadequate.

Is there a more appropriate symbol for how the holiday shopping season is shaping up than an advertisement for the Tse clothing store, which appears in The New York Observer, that is composed of the name of the shop, its address and telephone number and the words "on sale" repeated 128 times?

This year no one really knows just how the holidays should seem.

Each decorated room in this National Historic Landmark home reveals how the holidays were celebrated in the 19th century.

Not counting the days I give up of my own volition, for the likes of weekend trips and extra coursework sessions, my hours-per-year work total is closer to 2,250 than 1,600 – that's over 25% more working time than the average UK worker, no matter how the holidays average out (and yes, we put in some work in the holidays, too).

25 to 30 million is the cited goal volume, but they could aim even higher depending on how the holidays go.

We've got a bunch of items to give away starting with a great ereader later today, but you know how the holidays work.