Sentence examples for imminent holiday from inspiring English sources

You can liven up the quieter moments of the imminent holiday period by blasting her new Dun Dem Season Vol. 2 mixtape and pretending that you are one of them.

Senator Jon Kyl, a conservative Republican from Arizona, charged Sunday on ABC's "This Week" that Democrats were using the imminent Christmas holiday to force a quick vote on a bill that he said Democrats were trying to sell "on an artifice".

And our imminent perpetual holidays.

In the meantime, you can peruse the more imminent Target + Neiman Marcus/CFDA holiday collection.

Pundits were press ing Alf Ramsey to make pronouncements about the 1970 World Cup, but, inscrutable as ever, he went silently on holiday before the imminent beginning of the new season.

Some reports focused on the destabilising effect on the country's economy and society, while others heralded the imminent return of cheap island holidays.

Both the CML and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors have suggested that the imminent end of the stamp duty holiday on properties costing between £125,000 and £250,000 is behind the flurry of activity.

As a trigger of accidents and incidents, a moderate to heavy storm is outranked only by traffic-churning holidays like Memorial Day, the imminent one at the moment.