Sentence examples for wet holidays from inspiring English sources

I had a huge interior world as a kid: I'd sit on endless wet holidays in Cornwall playing with paper dolls.

Lazy afternoons after long (wet) holiday lunches?

This tradition of kitchen sink realism is as British as wet bank holidays and equally predictable.

If Roy, a former news reporter for British Forces Television, had not sadly died since completing her first novel, there would have been more Tassie tales to entertain eight-year-olds and above on wet bank holidays.

Local opinion, cheerfully, was that it had been among the wettest bank holidays ever witnessed.

Robert Louis Stevenson conceived Treasure Island to entertain his stepson on a wet Scottish holiday.

"A hot, wet childhood holiday got me into magic," Daniels has described in a previous interview.

"A hot, wet childhood holiday got me into magic," Daniels once said.

We have just witnessed a peculiarly English annual ritual, as familiar as a wet bank holiday Monday.

Fifty years later, Colin Dexter, also bored on a wet, Welsh holiday in August, created the music-loving detective, Inspector Morse.

For a label whose heritage is as British as a wet bank holiday weekend, the Indonesian and African references in the prints and beading were a surprise.