Sentence examples for sociable holidays from inspiring English sources
It is one of the most sociable holidays imaginable.
Its strapline, "Sociable holidays for the independent traveller", captures the paradox pretty well.
Your reward for slinging on a backpack will be a cheap, fun and sociable holiday.
For a relaxed but sociable holiday, new operator Mindfulness Journeys is offering jargon-free meditation sessions with downtime and even a spot of wine at boutique venues near Marrakech in Morocco, in Italy's Umbrian hills and on the Greek island of Lefkada (five nights in Morocco from €1,400pp based on two sharing, flights extra).
The Imperial War Museum in London might look at World War I as a result of intolerance and hold out the promise of ending all wars if only its lessons were properly learned; after all, didn't the French and Germans enjoy a sociable Christmas holiday cease-fire in the trenches of the Western Front?
The turnover of cleaners fell from 44%to27%7% in the first year of the living wage at KPMG, which at the same time changed shifts to more sociable hours, increased holiday and introduced free English lessons.
Unfortunately, men seem to see only this part of her, when in fact she is extremely successful career wise, has a lovely home, fancy car, goes on lots of amazing holidays, is very independent, extremely sociable, attractive and glamorous..
"Then recuperate in the Café du Théâtre next to the Courvoisier chateau – watch the world go by for just €1.10 (the best value in south-west France)." Home: Christmas walking in the Dales Avoid turning into a Christmas pudding this December by booking one of HF Holidays' festive breaks which combine guided walks with sociable evenings at a choice of country houses.
His fondness for a sociable glass of wine is tutted over, his decision to take his long-planned family holiday - although Blair and Straw are also now taking theirs - while leave is cancelled for the Metropolitan Police raises eyebrows.
"Being sociable is important.
