Sentence examples for planning holidays from inspiring English sources

It seems when we're not talking about it, we're listening to reports on it, worrying about the future of it, planning holidays around it … Everyone knows that temperature and light are British preoccupations.

He gets more wind beneath these wings in the second half, and shrugs off some of the more overblown and obvious routines that end the first, when he talks about the agony of planning holidays based on resort reviews online, quipping that one read: "The Kids Club was so good we left them there after we went home".

Planning holidays, weddings, or any major event became almost impossible.

In planning holidays and events nationally more thought should be given to how selection of specific times, days, and months could be used to minimise any resultant increase in violence.

Start planning holidays and special dates.

Mr. Thompson was the organization's head when the "Newsnight" investigation was canceled, a time when other BBC departments were planning holiday tributes to Mr. Savile.

Cyber Monday attracts bigger spenders, who are planning holiday purchases of at least $750.

Planned holidays and the vague possibility of a company pension.

The move towards "cafeteria" benefits—a choice of various permutations of pension, health plan, holidays and pay brings lots of calls from workers asking: "What happens if I..."....

Aiming to avoid the crowds and make some money in the process, Washingtonians planned holidays for inauguration week and put their flats and houses up for rent.

The internet has made it much easier for travellers with disabilities (or their companions/carers) to plan holidays and share tips and advice in online forums.