Sentence examples for longstanding holiday from inspiring English sources

But if concerns about traveling are greater this season, nostalgia for longstanding holiday traditions can be a comfort.

The powers that be at the Morgan Library pull Charles Dickens's original manuscript out of storage and put it on display in a longstanding holiday tradition.

The holidays are already a stressful time of year, without the added stress of learning to combine families and longstanding holiday traditions.

Ari Fleischer, Mr. Bush's spokesman, said the Secret Service had made the decision to bar tourists from viewing the holiday decorations, a longstanding tradition.

Meanwhile, series three's Beach House episode served as an essential warning of the perils of a "girls' holiday" – and a reminder that longstanding friendships can, and usually will, recover from even the most spectacular of fallouts.

As holiday shopping madness hits full stride, one longstanding entertainment powerhouse seems to have taken a backseat.

Cable said he regretted his relationship with Oakeshott had "finished up in this way" but hoped his longstanding friend, whom he has accompanied on family skiing holidays, would reconsider his decision to leave the party.

Crafts and Gift Shows (Friday and Saturday) 'Tis the season to visit holiday gift shows, and several onetime events join longstanding shows this weekend.

Thanksgiving had always been my very favorite holiday, and I adored our extended family's longstanding traditions.

A devoted trustee and beloved volunteer, Sally was founder and longstanding chair of the agency's Passover Outreach program which ensured celebration of the holiday and provision of services to thousands of Jews in need.

There is something so comforting about these longstanding festival customs which go back centuries: the John Lewis ad, the Coca-Cola "holidays are coming" truck, someone getting beaten up and/or caught in a house fire in EastEnders.