Sentence examples for serious holiday from inspiring English sources

There are times when Halloween, the one holiday when we catch fleeting glimpses of one another's fantasy lives, seems like the most serious holiday on the calendar.

Some of my Jewish friends are convinced that this is precisely why leavening is banned during Passover -- this is a serious holiday, they say.

Whether we compare ourselves with other countries or to our own past, then, it is obvious we are suffering from a serious holiday deficit.

Since 1570, the Christkindelsmärik has offered serious holiday enchantments, making it the oldest in France.

Netflix just surprise-released the trailer for its latest original series, The OA, which drops at the end of the week, just in time for some serious holiday binge watching.

For more serious holiday fare, there is Paula Vogel's A Civil War Christmas at NYTW, which was popular with critics and has also earned high marks from audience members.

More power to the Gate theatre for bucking the panto convention and giving theatregoers some serious fare this holiday season.

Lest anyone think that this exhibition may be a bit too serious for the holiday season, John de Fazio irreverently recognizes a cultural icon with his "Santa Urinal".

In Belgium, meanwhile, an investigation was continuing into what authorities characterised as a "serious threat" of holiday season attacks directed at police, soldiers and popular attractions in the capital Brussels.

"Xbox One is going to bring some serious fun this holiday," Myerson told the breathless (if somewhat groggy) crowd.

But attending shul, with its aggressive prayer marathons and perpetual warnings about a punitive God, oppressed him, as did the serious breast-beating holidays like Yom Kippur.