Usa "christmas" in una frase

1. “Are there, like, Christmas ornaments in those?”

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2. he didn't even flinch when we got Christmas cards addressed to the pair of us

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3. the arrival of Christmas

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4. - the run up to Christmas

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5. two trolleys strong, laden to the gunwales with Christmas crackers, wreaths of tinsel

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6. John pauses, touches some of the big Christmas lights hanging from the building, looks about before entering

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7. who could charm the stars into existence as though he were dressing a Christmas tree

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8. ‘Oh brilliant! I’ll put you on the list for our Christmas play

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9. I remember him spending a good bit of the Christmas break on the phone to her … she lived up in the north of England somewhere

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10. ‘Look, things should improve after Christmas

11. I console myself with the thought that our relationship is more special because only he and I know about it, and that after Christmas, when his work eases up, we can be more open about things generally … why does Christmas seem so far away?

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12. I think she has lost her mind, yet she also seems to have become paradoxically popular lately: Until last Christmas she had no friends but me; now, however, she has friendly relations with lots of young people

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13. Not sure if I imagine her relief or not, but I’m pretty sure about how I feel about it – the thought of spending Christmas with Amy and the family is not one I can contemplate with anything remotely approaching joy

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14. ‘Please may I come and join the party at The Laurels on Christmas Day? I was going up to the parents but Dad’s been called off to Dubai or somewhere so I’ll be sitting all alone in my little house with my turkey leg and a sprout on a plate … Gran and Gramps said you were having a party and I should ask if I could come … I’ll be a good boy and help with the washing up

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15. So, good and early on Christmas Eve (so that we can park without too much trouble) we pile our passengers into the cars and set out for the church

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16. ‘Merry Christmas, again, Kate

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17. That he is pleased with his CD is very clear, and he immediately starts looking through the book, following me into the kitchen and reading out bits to me as I carry on with my turkey checking … Christmas is proving successful so far

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18. They appear minutes later, Nick carrying a beautifully iced Christmas cake – I’d not thought of that

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19. What with the school Christmas dinner and then the staff meal, I’ve had my fill

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20. Maybe I could get something in the sales once Christmas is out of the way

21. Sitting behind Nick, catching my breath, I contemplate the back of his head while Rose tells me how warm the beautiful shawl Nick gave her for Christmas is

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22. It is full to overflowing and looks rather debauched now, spilling over with empty wine and beer bottles, the detritus of our festivities over Christmas and New Year

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23. Christmas has made big holes in my stores of food and household items pretty well

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24. ‘Oh, Kate! How long have you known? I’d swear you didn’t know at Christmas

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25. All the children are gabbling about Christmas, Henry and Maureen are mobbed by toddlers waving new toys which Father Christmas brought for them

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26. Later that same night, in the small hours of Christmas Day, I lay on my mattress, nursing the mother of all headaches and feeling every breath burn through my clogged and battered nose and ribs

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27. Christmas and the Kingdom

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28. and plastic covered Christmas cards

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29. “Do you think we could do it? Could we all spend Christmas

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30. The place lit up like a Christmas tree

31. “Yes the more the better, could be a good Christmas

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32. “Well, then she will have to make it for us at Christmas

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33. “Yes it could be a good Christmas

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34. 8: CHRISTMAS FOR THE JODECHIANS

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35. It was the day before Christmas

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36. His Christmas present to them

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37. spend Christmas at Fred’s home with his children

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38. agreed that they would go on their special Christmas holiday

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39. Fred turned on the Christmas lights

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40. “Merry Christmas” said Fred as he started to give out drinks

41. “Merry Christmas Joe, but I am missing the tv” as they toasted

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42. Jack had put on the Christmas tree lights

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43. “Yes, let’s see what is under the Christmas tree” said Jack

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44. “Merry Christmas” said Joe and Fred

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45. “And Merry Christmas” said Joe and gave the dragon a small

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46. “Well, to put it in a nutshell, we celebrate Christmas as the day of

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47. Christmas day with and not forgetting the cats and dogs who

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48. “Hey Fred, remember what we said at Christmas about the Khazi”

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49. Late one Thursday afternoon in the run up to Christmas the shop was full to bursting with young teenagers on the way home from school or college

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50. After all, you didn't end up leading the Super League by thirty points at Christmas without some very hard graft

51. It is strange standing in there looking at all his belongings - there’s that book you gave him one Christmas when we were both teenagers – he was mad keen on motorbikes at the time – look there’s the inscription you wrote all those years ago - and there’s a photo of the two of us on the wall, it must have been taken some time ago - your hair was long then, plaited and lying over your shoulder

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52. Christmas had become the stuff of legend amongst those inmates

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53. Skiing after Christmas – nice! I resume my ironing

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54. One Christmas the little

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55. Both mother and daughter woke up on Christmas morning with

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56. Unfortunately, just as the Christmas goose leg was about to be

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57. buried that same Christmas evening to prevent any contagion

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58. limousine on her way home from Christmas lunch with her cousin

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59. cemetery on this benighted Christmas evening, so she had her

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60. woman had noticed her because of her special Christmas boots, and

61. This is starting to sound like Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’ … the tenant of Christmas present … Josephine, you are getting crazier!

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62. Late one Thursday afternoon in the run up to Christmas the shop

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63. ’ He said fondly, ‘Her mother’d died that Christmas, you know

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64. It’s always fun after Christmas when he shows off his latest acquisition

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65. Is Don a Scot? Ah … Sheila asks how the job is going … is Bunty working? If so, what does she do with her mother? What’s the date on this letter? January 1963 … just after Christmas

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66. Christmas without some very hard graft

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67. ‘Yes, though it might make more sense to keep it for the autumn, Dave, finishing just before Christmas – people tend to read more in the autumn and would be more willing to put their hands in their pockets for a good cause at Christmas

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68. After a few years of nothing but Christmas cards and the odd stilted letter between the two women, which Sheila skimmed over rather ineffectually, Don’s job in Italy ended and they went home to Scotland

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69. “So, once again, Merry Christmas

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70. “It stops being Christmas when I determine it to stop

71. “The one who gave me a late Christmas gift?”

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72. finish stuffing the Christmas turkey, she loosely sewed Alan’s head

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73. 15 December – AC told me there is going to be a massive party at Christmas to celebrate 25 years of the House

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74. ‘The tenants at Danvers House threw a massive Christmas party to celebrate their Silver Jubilee

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75. Met her in the July, proposed in October and we were married just before Christmas

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76. The Christmas season brought merry hearts and goodwill towards men once again into the village

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77. Being one of the select few at Snuggle's, the lock in few who are mates with the owners, has its advantages; summer barbecues, Christmas parties and informally alcoholic dinner parties

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78. I’ll never forget the time we did a Christmas concert and introduced the audience to While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks By Night sung to the tune of On Ilkley Moor B’aht Hat which works brilliantly

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79. I forget which church it was we were in, but I later heard that the vicar insisted that this tune was used at one of his Christmas services - our influence is far reaching indeed!

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80. out from the jumbled letters and sentences like the bright bulbs of a Christmas

81. It reminded her of a Christmas card, one with the shimmering stuff on it

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82. He was, truth be told, very much looking forward to his first English Christmas---with Boxing Day, Carols, Crackers, Father Christmas, and at Clive House, Hogmanay

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83. classrooms had Christmas trees, the choir and band performed pieces about the

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84. prevent Christmas from happening

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85. She turned to her friends and they continued upon their Christmas questing

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86. “Yeah, Hartman’s really cracking down on this Christmas thing on account

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87. the idea of Christmas being attacked that drove her, or just the fact that she had a

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88. Christmas was or wasn’t recognized at Collingston High

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89. Two nights before Christmas break Heather organized the mother of all

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90. He can turn out the tree, but he can’t stop Christmas,”

91. “This isn’t about Christmas or the Bill of Rights,” Heather began

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92. Even the tiny Christmas tree on the table next to his bed was

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93. Had the janitors tear down all the Christmas

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94. today at lunch we should have a concert of Christmas songs

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95. “Think of it as your Christmas bonus

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96. had sprouted with the spirit of Christmas even more

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97. Christmas Day was only a couple of hours from being over now and with it

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98. “I want to give you your Christmas present

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99. Christmas had finally found him

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100. reduced to a faint shuffle of occasional feet; Christmas trees, once the center of