Sentence examples for make holiday plans from inspiring English sources

Eli Turner, 42, who commutes to Midtown from West Caldwell, N.J., said the train provided a useful reminder to make holiday plans.

John Boehner has just warned Republicans not to make holiday plans, meaning Congress is going to have to work while everyone else is on holiday.

Make holiday plans together.

If you have spent time cultivating friendships with other aircraft spotting enthusiasts around the world, this can be a fun and exciting way to make holiday plans and to make new friends.

Funny and dignified, insightful and riotous – always referring to each other as "Ms Carr" or "Ms Bell" – they spend much of their downtime teasing one another, discussing fashion and making holiday plans.

"A lot of the staff are resentful at missing out on the long weekend - people had made holiday plans in advance, booked flights and train tickets," one senior bureaucrat who did not want to be named told the BBC.

But the recent Wall Street meltdown (and continued global financial turmoil) is turning into something of a last-minute gift to bargain-seeking vacationers who have yet to make holiday travel plans.

There is, for instance, a kind of demented hilarity in the monthly calendar that leads each issue of Stewart's magazine, in which she publicly plots out her plans to make holiday wreaths, harvest her pumpkins, or oil the saddles for her horses.

That plays to the advantage of those who have procrastinated in making holiday travel plans.

# Make holiday visits as productive as possible.

Mr. Buda of Tzell Travel said that 90percentt of his clients used to make their holiday plans nearly a year in advance, but that fewer than two-thirds booked well in advance in 2003.