Sentence examples for mainstream holidays from inspiring English sources

Foreign mainstream holidays as they exist at present can never be impact-free.

Our dream is to create positive cultural change through the right amplifiers, such as celebrity role models who use their influence for good and mainstream holidays repurposed with a #SoSheDid spin.

The opportunity to see so many places in one holiday, combined with the vast array of facilities on board modern ships, has made cruising a mainstream holiday experience.

The mainstream holiday companies have long been furious that they have to meet the considerable costs of consumer protection, but their online rivals don't and therefore gain an unfair advantage.

But this isn't a joke record, and it isn't a novelty record, and it isn't even a tossed-off charity stunt, no matter what the welter of signifiers (formerly born-again artist steps into secular-spiritual sentiment, reluctant counterculture hero embraces terminally mainstream holiday, worldly prophet chooses Currier-and-Ives-like album art, wordy prophet writes no original material).

It said 58% of its mainstream summer holiday programme was sold.

"When Irving Berlin wrote 'White Christmas,' he wanted to mainstream the holiday to be about snow," says Courtney Holt, co-founder of the Idelsohn Society for Music Preservation, which issued the set.

While it is true that Hanukkah coincides closely with the Christmas holiday season and has subsequently become the most mainstream of Jewish holidays, the menorah ritual is widely observed by both local and national governments perhaps for another reason: The sole Jewish commandment of this holiday is to proclaim the Hanukkah miracle by placing the menorah in a window or other public space.

Unlike the mainstream ski package-holiday companies such as Crystal and Inghams, it doesn't have a stock of accommodation and aircraft seats bought in advance.

Once you're at the gates of your resort, the emphasis switches to the other obvious impact area for mainstream tourism – the holiday complex.

For starters, what happens when a religious holiday goes mainstream?