Sentence examples similar to stuff holiday from inspiring English sources

Travelers who try to avoid the carry-on mess by stuffing holiday gifts in checked bags may be caught off guard by increased fees for excess luggage.

Are we going to reach Changi?" Will we really go back to the days of stuffing holiday money down your socks?

Plus, do I owe it to him to point out that she obviously loves him but doesn't share an interest in anything he enjoys and probably won't want to do any of the big-adventure-stuff holidays he has always planned?

That's on top of all the usual stuff - holiday entitlement and whether your new job is a step up.

The old customs are mostly the stuff of holiday ritual and tourist spectacle.

It's the stuff that holiday dreams and car commercials are made of.

Don't you hate people trying to flog you stuff on holiday you don't want?

But you do need enough room to chop vegetables for a salad or main dish, prepare a dessert that requires several mixing bowls, and stuff that holiday turkey.

Because both he and his partner, Simon Doonan, the creative director of Barneys New York, "work in the world of stuff and holiday décor," he said, they tend to express most of their seasonal creativity at the office.

We're giving away lots of stuff this holiday season so check back often.

I mean presumably, they're more likely to read your stuff on holiday than when they're sitting on the Tube being looked at by lots of other people.