Sentence examples for push holiday from inspiring English sources

While other hardware makers are working to push holiday gifts out the door, the company is making some upgrades to products that likely won't end up under too many trees this December –though flying into them is another story entirely.

The presidential election pushed holiday shopping later than usual because some toy and game makers held off on their big introductions for maximum attention.

While the current technology trends and proliferation of deals could boost e-spending, even weather could be a factor in pushing holiday sales to record levels.

On Tuesday May 24 David Cameron repeated the claim that Brexit would push up holiday prices at an event at Easyjet.

In Amazon's tireless quest to take all the pain points out of shopping — and make you buy as much as humanly possible, the mega retailer is utilizing Alexa to push out holiday shopping deals.

Economists hope that the late Memorial Day holiday and unfavorable May weather may have pushed some holiday-related spending into June.

I'm guessing they're not going to push for a holiday 2010 release, but may have preorders available then so they can get in on the season.

The biggest wrench in the system: the super-early arrival of Hanukkah, which is prompting retailers to push up their holiday promotions.

Hardly seems fair, but Monkey reckons the judges are trying to get their leisure time in before the school holidays push the prices up.

Gyft, the TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2012 finalist which lets you buy, store and share plastic gift cards on your iPhone, is starting its big holidays push with the introduction of a new feature which will allow users to re-gift their own cards by sending them to others via email, text or Facebook.

Players from Samsung to Sony are bringing the so-called Connected TV (CTV) to market in mass, and you'll see a big push this holiday season.