21 Metaphors for holidays

The Shoemaker's Holiday of Thomas Dekker (1570?-1640) is also a good comedy of London life and manners.

The Shepherds' Holiday is the most typical, as it is on the whole the most successful, of those pastorals which exhibit the blending of the Arcadian and courtly elements.

Roberts had followed up various trails and discovered that Antoinette Holiday was the girl Massey loved, discovered through the bribing of a Crest House servant, that the young man they called Carson was also presumably in love with the girl whose family had befriended him so generously in his need.

A Holiday is a creature of impulse you know.

The interested reader was further enlightened to the fact that Miss Holiday was the daughter of the late Colonel Holiday and Laura LaRue, a well known actress of a generation ago, and that the daughter inherited the gifts as well as the beauty of her famous mother, and was said to be planning to follow the stage herself, having made her debut as the charming heroine of "As You Like It.

Tony Holiday was a born queen.

Larry Holiday was a rather startlingly energetic person when he once got under way.

Mother's holiday is a thing to draw tears from those who contemplate it.

The Christmas holidays were times of innocent festivities and gladness among the Indians and their white friends, both at the mission and at the trading post.

The holidays at Roslyn were the months of July and August, and towards their close Mr. and Mrs. Williams intended to leave Vernon at Fairholm, and start for Indiasending back Eric by himself as a boarder in Dr. Rowlands' house.

Antoinette Holiday was a genuine find, authentic star stuff.

Holidays, even the annual month, were always uneasy joys,their conscious fugitiveness; the craving after making the most of them.

Men who work day after day in the open air, and to whom a half-holiday is a very rare experience, naturally seek their recreations in less energetic fashion than the noble game of cricket demands of its votaries.

At Roslyn the summer holidays were nine weeks, and the holidays at Christmas and Easter were short, so that it had not been worth while to travel so far as Fairholm, and Eric had spent his Christmas with friends in another part of the island.

His holidays were holidays indeed; but his days of work were dedicated to steady and persevering labour.

But the best holiday was a trip to the farm.

My holiday shall be That they remember me; My paradise, the fame That they pronounce my name.

Holidays are sad days for people who don't have holidays.

But either people got the Americans wrong or these Holidays were an exception to the general run.

The Holidays were Episcopal, the Lamberts Unitariana loose, heterodox kind of creed that.

Even Holidays are men!" "Thank heaven," said Margery.

21 Metaphors for  holidays