Sentence examples for post-holiday slump from inspiring English sources
The phrase "post-holiday slump" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a period of low energy or productivity that often follows a holiday or vacation. Example: "After the festive season, many people experience a post-holiday slump, making it difficult to get back into their regular routines."
The Green Day album "American Idiot Warner Brothersrs) holds the No. 1 spot on the Billboard charts during another slow week in pop's traditional post-holiday slump.
Graber's new Brown Bag Service — three fresh raw, organic meals, a side salad and a dessert pudding delivered to your door each morning for $50 — was the perfect thing to pull me out of my post-holiday slump.
"Cat" received mixed reviews when it opened last October but achieved box-office success, earning around $500,000 a week for most of its run until the post-holiday slump, when the show, like many on Broadway, suffered a drop in sales.
It's that post-holiday slump that leaves those of us who really love food feeling lost.
What are some ways you motivated employees during the post-holiday slump?
Starring Memphis-based drag queen Beverly Hills, this is one hilarious video that is sure to pull you out of the post-holiday slump.
For the eleventh day of Mixmas, Mr. Benassi shows why he's one of the biggest and his hour-long mix will have you out of your impending post holiday slump by the end of the first drop.
Day 11: Benny Benassi - "Eleven Bennys Pumping" "For the eleventh day of Mixmas, Mr. Benassi shows why he's one of the biggest and his hour-long mix will have you out of your impending post holiday slump by the end of the first drop.
Sales of its more than 30 smartphones models helped increase shipments to a record high in the first quarter despite the post-holiday shopping slump that hit rival Apple.
The move is quite clever: customers won't have to stand in line, DT is promised a huge rush of sales during the post summer holiday slump, and it allows anti-fanboys to crow about the iSchafe on this gloriously slow federal holiday.
Whatever the answer, the good news is that we're throwing a party this Thursday to both get you out of your post-bank holiday slump and to celebrate the release of our new issue.
