Sentence examples for vacation means from inspiring English sources
For her, vacation means serenity.
A Key West vacation means different things to different people.
But for me, our vacation means something else.
Serdar Arat Painter, Tuckahoe In the world of work, family and friends, a vacation means a time of rest, and perhaps recuperation.
For me, more often than not, a true vacation means that I have fled to the country and told almost no one where I'm going.
PAGE D1 Away A Very Little Slice of Heaven Vacation means leaving the front door to his Key West cottage open -- not just unlocked, but flung wide open.
Gone are the days when a vacation meant forgoing business responsibilities for a week or two.
This was particularly true for women, for whom vacation meant cooking, cleaning and taking care of the kids -- in the woods, with few modern conveniences.
To Mr. Ferris, 63, a family vacation meant packing Susanne and their three children into the family car and setting off for Columbus, Ohio, to visit relatives.
When first used in the 14th century, the word "vacation" meant "freedom from obligation".
Do you remember when you were young and poor and a vacation meant spending weeks camping out in the woods in a leaky canvas tent with absolutely no creature comforts and just the clothes on your back?
