Sentence examples for too many holidays from inspiring English sources

Do teachers have too many holidays?

Anyhow, we ended up with too many holidays in February, which is bad for the Gross Domestic Product.

Last-minute, rock-bottom holidays come on to the market when there's too little demand for too many holidays.

Mr. Murdoch quickly stirred controversy when he wrote "maybe Brits have too many holidays for broke country," a post he soon deleted after it spread and drew criticism.

On January 1st, he briefly posted a message that said, "Maybe Brits have too many holidays for broke country!" The message disappeared not long afterwards.

"Perhaps at times we have too many monuments, too many holidays and things of this kind," Ms. Schulz said, "but D-Day is not one of them.

Eating too many holiday foods can lead to uncomfortable aftereffects, especially if you head straight to the couch.

Let the suburbs have their badminton nets and Frisbee games — and those since-banned lawn darts that turned too many holiday get-togethers into emergency room visits.

After Duncan Birmingham, a comedy screenwriter in Los Angeles, got one too many holiday cards featuring miserable-looking pets wearing fake reindeer antlers, he realized the photos were great material for a blog.

"So in Elie their focus is on how they keep a balance and perhaps not to have too many holiday homes.

Paddy Costeloe, from East Allington, said too many holiday properties don't have suitable adaptations.. Mr Costeloe said he had done a survey of 1,362 self catering accommodations in the South Hams and 10 of them claimed to be accessible.