Sentence examples for rising holidays from inspiring English sources

Marginally more interesting was Google's list of "rising holidays" - destinations that have seen a biggest increase in searches this year.

The challenge of getting to the airport, checking in two hours early, going through security, learning of delays and cancellations, retrieving one's luggage afterward, then collapsing exhaustedly at one's destination, seems to rise holiday by holiday, year by year.

Airfares are definitely rising, and holiday fares are likely to be higher this year than they were in 2009.

Today, high-rise holiday flats and luxury villas interrupt the view out to the Mediterranean, but nestled amongst the modern construction sits a monument to the unspoilt calm that Miró found when he settled on the Spanish island in 1956.

"If the value of the pound remains suppressed and the price of oil goes up we could see holidays rising in cost next summer," Atkinson predicts.

It's 7am, far earlier than I would normally deign to rise on holiday.

The Borders Group said yesterday that fourth-quarter earnings rose as holiday shoppers bought more books and DVD's.

Hours 9.30am to 5.30pm (flexible around core hours of 10am to 4pm), with 30 days holiday rising to 34 days after four years.

For short-haul flights the extra levy is £15 per holiday, rising to £40 for long-haul.

That seems like an easy way to get quick cash without really doing so much work, especially with the rising popularity of holiday rentals.

Making matters even stranger was the fact that rising star Jrue Holiday was traded from Philadelphia to New Orleans and will now team up with Anthony Davis on that team.