Visit those you are closest to, spend time with them, send letters, cards or presents to old friends.
The conclusion of the editorial summarizes the writer's main points or presents readers with an "either/or" decision.
"Don't send e-mails or photos or presents and — whatever you do — do not introduce her to the babies.
* He picks up superdelegates all week and either rolls them out in a steady fashion or presents them all together at a strategic point around Tuesday or Wednesday.
Moussa wrote his own PhD (in contrast to the allegations surrounding Gaddafi's LSE-educated son Saif) and never offered donations to the university or presents to John.
For some, it's the first time they will experience Christmas in another country, and the first time they will take part in British traditions such as board games or presents.
Backstory is the rejection of the notion that a character's inner life can be determined in any significant way from the way she looks or presents herself, from the outer marks of identity.
If a designer produces a printed book that is compelling, possibly because it is luscious to look at, or presents its contents in an unusually ingenious or lucid way, we will still long to read it.
Guests arrive, grab a glass of wine and watch as this manifestly mild-mannered showman sets off fireworks or presents a puppet show of wigs on strings timed to a one- or two-minute soundtrack.
And it's not just a case of religion: culturally we have no turkey, no tree, no cards or presents, we don't sing carols or drink mulled wine - although many do.
Private providers sell an image of excellence and efficiency, but that glossy sheen, in the UK at least, is built on the assurance that whenever a patient becomes unprofitable, or presents too much of a risk, the NHS will step in.
