Sentence examples for which holidays from inspiring English sources

— but there will be 9 or 10 a year, depending on which holidays fall on weekends.

Which holidays (if any) are special to you and your family?

In the early years, the children kept guessing which holidays might be the occasion for Emma's return.

Two days later, he reconsidered again, and his office announced that it would ask the Sanitation Department to issue a report looking at which holidays would qualify.

The campaign will continue through the holidays, Ms. Gold says, adding with a laugh, "But I'm not sure which holidays" — either through the High Holy Days, which end with Yom Kippur on Sept. 26, or through Hanukkah, in December.

This term has come to mean a day or period of special significance not only in religious calendars (e.g., the Christian Christmas and the Jewish Hanukkah) but also in the secular (e.g., May Day in Russia and Labor Day in the United States and Canada, both of which holidays celebrate especially the accomplishments of the working class).

So which holiday did they enjoy most?

The contrast with The Conservationist, the book with which Holiday shared the 1974 prize, could hardly be greater.

America still contains some remote and unnerving places, but they're usually confined to survivalist horror movies in which holidaying urbanites end up as hillbilly kebabs.

Deutsche Bank told us it has "implemented a more thoughtful policy" with regards to interns, in which "holiday is encouraged and tracked" and "weekend work is the exception".

The Daily Express reports that the programme has fuelled a boom in dance holidays, according to consumer group Which Holiday, with Spain and Malta the more popular destinations.