Sentence examples for take many holidays from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, we don't really get to take many holidays," they explain.

PARIS Mark Hix Chef and restaurateur and food writer for the Independent Magazine I love going to Paris, although it's usually for work, as I don't really have time to take many holidays.

"I will help my daughter with her autistic son, and maybe buy a holiday home, not that I take many holidays because I enjoy my work in theoretical physics," he wrote.

What draws international postgraduates from all over the world to U.S. labs, where people work long hours and don't take many holidays?

But running holidays can take many forms and Tracks and Trails offers trips involving hiking, trekking and trail running in beautiful, adventurous locations in northern Europe.

Adventure holidays can take many forms, but for Peta and Melanie Stamell, twins with a form of dwarfism, tackling the historic Bavarian route presents new challenges.

Managers are also insisting on reducing the sick days allowed and taking away many holidays.

Light and Lively The holiday season takes many forms, and Lincoln Center's annual tree lighting ceremony, at 6 15 tonight, will have a Latin flavor.

The GWR was called by some "God's Wonderful Railway" and by others the "Great Way Round" but it was famed as the "Holiday Line", taking many people to English and Bristol Channel resorts in the West Country as well as the far south-west of England such as Torquay and Minehead in Devon and Newquay and St Ives in Cornwall.

As an image of the crisis in our political system this ranks with Ed Miliband's sandwich-eating debacle and David Cameron's epic series of bizarre beach snaps – publicised in the apparent belief that seeing how many holidays he takes makes him look like a normal bloke.

Corporate funds had bet heavily on shares during the 1990s and strong returns had led many to take contribution holidays; within three years, they faced a crisis.The return of many schemes to surplus gives them an opportunity that they spurned at the end of the past decade.