Sentence examples for were holiday from inspiring English sources
noun
A day on which a festival, religious event, or national celebration is traditionally observed.
- Today is a Wiccan holiday!
Many of the properties destroyed were holiday homes.
Plotland premises were holiday homes, with a unique twist: they were often built of London's detritus.
These were holiday postcards in sound and action: Tibet for cultural tourists.
"You never got a receipt and anyway they were holiday based, so you couldn't take them back," she said.
There were holiday specials, wedding discounts, pounds and pounds of gold jewelry to view, from $12,000 necklaces for brides to 10-gram chains for babies.
Many of these were holiday homes on the Costas, but tens of thousands were built in urbanisations on the outskirts of many Spanish towns.
Toby and Mia hadn't eaten and were holiday-cranky, and were demanding a trip to the Harry Potter Shop and to Platform 9¾.
There were holidays by the sea.
Here are holiday schedules.
It's holiday gift-set time.
