Sentence examples for main holidays from inspiring English sources

Uruguay's main holidays are New Year's Day (January 1), Epiphany (January 6), Labour Day (May 1), and Christmas December 255).

I would recommend staying away from work, especially during the main holidays – even if it's just for a few days.

The main holidays include Independence Day (usually celebrated for three days: June 1 3), Christmas, and New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.

The Confucianists prayed to Confucius as a Buddha-like god, the Buddhists regarded their ancestors as highly as any Confucianist did, and everyone celebrated roughly the same main holidays.

Among the main holidays are New Year's Day, Easter Sunday, Labour (or Spring) Day (May 1), and Christmas December 255), as well as the summer holidays of Victory Day (June 23; Võidupüha) and St. John's (or Midsummer) Day (June 24; Jaanipäev).

The reduction of passengers in September is evidently associated with Chuseok, one of the two main holidays for family gathering.

Right now, as the main holiday-booking season gets under way, that question is intriguing skiers and troubling tour operators.

The main holiday periods revolve around Easter and the Feast of Dormition (Assumption) of the Virgin in mid-August.

The Alps' main holiday areas are strung across 750 miles and seven countries between the Mediterranean and the Adriatic: Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, Slovenia and Switzerland.

The number of people taking their main holiday in Britain has fallen over the past 20-odd years: it was 27m in 1975, but only 16.5m in 1996.

Two in five Britons say they are taking their main holiday in the UK this year because of financial concerns, according to insurers Liverpool Victoria.