Sentence examples for of those holidays from inspiring English sources

Even if you grew up in Massachusetts, which I did, Patriots' Day is one of those holidays that take you by surprise.

"Halloween is one of those holidays we went way overboard for" during the boom years, she added, which has turned it into "a symbol of excess".

The announcements of those snow holidays were a bit irregular at first, he said: "The information got better as more of those holidays occurred last winter".

"This is one of those holidays that caught me by surprise," said Dani Pipano, the owner of Gate 1, which is based in Glenside, Pa.

By Louis Menand April 15, 2013 Even if you grew up in Massachusetts, which I did, Patriots' Day is one of those holidays that take you by surprise.

On one of those holidays we were doing some summer hiking in the Alps, and possibly due to a combination of the high altitude and Swiss beer we said we wanted to start a business together.

Or will it be one of those holiday gatherings where everyone behaves very, very badly?

Mulled wine, like roast goose, is one of those holiday confections that often sounds better than it tastes.

All of those holiday hotspots were overshadowed by the British weather yesterday as the mercury hit 26.9C at Altnaharra in the Scottish Highlands.

Every last one of those holiday plants has been cosseted by growers, and pampered by merchandisers so that it will arrive at its destination in peak condition.

RETURNING gifts, like throwing out the Christmas tree, is one of those holiday hangover chores that many people try to put off as long as possible.