Sentence examples for whose holiday from inspiring English sources

You, too, can cast your vote on whose holiday menu you like best.

Possibly men whose holiday destinations would significantly overlap with a list of missing women.

Currency movements will be the biggest concern for overseas homeowners whose holiday property is in an EU country.

Representative Joseph Crowley, leader of the Queens Democratic organization — whose holiday party Ms. Kennedy attended on Dec. 18 — said he expected to sit down with Ms. Kennedy soon.

John D. Morris, an analyst with Wachovia whose Holiday Sale Rack Index tracks promotions at specialty mall retailers, said discounts were up 12percentt compared with last year.

But like so many whose holiday traditions have been shredded recently, Ms. Simko, who has again applied to the program, realigned her attitude.

The Samurai Shopper hails from a tribe whose holidays are based on the moon's orbit around the earth.

Enter Elliot Tiber, a 34-year-old interior designer from Brooklyn whose holidays were spent helping his family run the struggling El Monaco motel near White Lake, just east of Bethel Woods.

It was only later, at the lodge, that I thought about that birder whose holidays are helping save a rainforest – because of a bird he cannot find.

For those whose holidays are not complete without the "Messiah," the Monmouth Civic Chorus will be at the Count Basie Theater with "Messiah and More," the Christmas portion of the Handel work, along with other musical selections, on Dec. 2.

It's hard to have much sympathy for foreigners whose holidays risk being ruined while Sherpas risk being killed – one outraged American goes so far as comparing the impending strike to being held ransom by terrorists – but Peedom remains more or less impartial.