Sentence examples for stopped holidays from inspiring English sources

The company lost £130m of revenue when it stopped holidays to Tunisia last year and has so far cancelled all holidays to Sharm el-Sheikh until December.

That has not stopped holiday visions of Iraqi bridges and oil wells dancing in the heads of lobbyists and consultants here.

January would finally come, and I would collapse into my bed for as long as possible, like the Grinch in his hidey-hole secretly plotting how to stop holidays once and for all.

Talk through that the knock-on effects of this would be no money coming into your household, the possibility of changing homes, how you eat and what you wear, stopping holidays, and maybe even changing some of your friendships.

Mr Gove spoke as Parliament was preparing to debate a petition asking "to stop holiday companies charging extra in school holidays".

A rant on the subject on Facebook has highlighted the possibility of legislation or controls to stop holiday price-gouging.

One of the group's members posted a link to the e-petition, which is entitled: "Stop holiday companies charging extra in school holidays".

And father-of-four Nigel Walton said a cap of 50% above term-time prices was needed to stop holiday companies "profiteering".

"Before long we stopped having holidays," remembers Susan, who was soon forced to admit she could no longer keep up with her "buy one get one free" boys.

The government did nothing to stop these holidays, which amounted to £27bn between 1988 and 2001.

By Michael Guerriero and Matthew McKnight July 9, 2012 The news doesn't stop for holidays, and neither does the news quiz.