Sentence examples for off on christmas from inspiring English sources

If Baker's Blackberry does go off on Christmas Day, it will be one event in a sequence of well-planned responses to an emergency.

Whether you're one of the poor retail-working sods who only got four hours off on Christmas day, or the sort of overpaid PR consultant whose holiday began in the middle of November, today was never going to be easy.

"It's pretty common for the pagers to go off on Christmas Day". he says.

An abbreviated 66-game season is set to tip off on Christmas and voluntary training begins Thursday.

We can assume that the Rich Kids do not fret about being able to get an appointment with their GP, for instance, or being laid off on Christmas Day, or, you know, surviving.

Manager Louis Van Gaal, after granting the players a day off on Christmas before their Boxing Day clash with Tottenham, held a training day on New Year's Eve to start the new year on a high note.

This year Hanukkah kicks off on Christmas Eve, which brings me to a question I frequently ask myself on converging holidays: How are we all alike what are our common threads?

Then she challenges her new rivals to a sing-off on Christmas Eve. 8 P.M. (CNN) WHO IS BLACK IN AMERICA?

The actor lashed out after he says his sons were told they could not bring the self-balancing scooters on to the flight as his family were setting off on a post-Christmas holiday.

Christmas music on christmas morning can never be beat!

He was shocked to see them blinking on and off like Christmas lights, suggesting that they lost their charge altogether rather than using the stable charge difference to pump ions across the membrane.