Sentence examples for switched holiday from inspiring English sources

Like its rival Thomas Cook, Tui has switched holiday packages from the eastern to the western Mediterranean.

The total Switch sales to date now stand at 4.7 million, which is very strong for under two quarters of market availability, and on track to eclipse total lifetime Wii U sales in perhaps under a year, especially if Nintendo has a strong Switch holiday season, and provided it can ramp production to meet demand.

Metro-North switched from a holiday schedule to a more limited Sunday schedule, using diesels instead of electric locomotives on its Hudson, Harlem and New Haven lines.

AFTER weeks in which both the media and markets were mesmerised by Silvio Berlusconi's vacillation, Italy's attention switched over the holiday season to Mario Monti, his successor as prime minister.

Almost all the others have switched to the term holiday or winter concert, both to avoid seeming to exclude non-Christian families and to move toward the ideal of a level cultural playing field for pupils of every possible background.

So, if you struggle to switch off on holiday I have a few suggestions.

Big retailers have upgraded their cash registers and plan to spend the New Year's holiday switching their systems over to euros.

Most times I refused, and Ricky, in his Santa costume, sitting on his Santa seat with his indistinguishably pink Santa face, would lean over and, out of character, yell: "Excuse me, you can't touch that!" Then he'd switch back to holiday gear Santa face reserved for all other children arms wide open and ready for a six month-old white baby.

This is the day Spaniards traditionally start their summer holidays, switching off from the country's depressing economic and political climate for a month.

In fact, patients who received endoscopic hemostasis on the holiday had shorter waiting times, needed less transfused blood, switched to oral PPIs quicker, and experienced shorter hospital stays.

At the end of the day, at weekends and especially before the school holidays everyone goes round making sure everything is switched off unless absolutely necessary.