Holiday [noun]

To that end, several companies are setting aside Election Day as a paid holiday to ensure that their organization safeguards rather than impedes employees’ ability to vote.

Shapps was forced to return early from a family holiday in Spain in July after the country was placed on the quarantine list.

Hi there, this is Katherine in London filling in for Eamon, who is off on a well-deserved holiday.

It remains to be seen whether consumers will return to stores in large numbers for holiday 2020 shopping.

On top of this, Prime Day has likely moved from Q3 to Q4, creating unprecedented crossover with the holiday buying season.

Prime Day has become, for many brands, a significant manufactured shopping holiday, on par with the sales seen during the holiday season.

The technology was seen as a great way for helping travel agents to sell holidays, at least until coronavirus put tourism largely on hold.

There were massive riots that led to dozens of deaths and caused billions of dollars’ worth of damage that led to Labor Day becoming a holiday.

Ascension being a holiday here, all we pianists made up a walking party out to Tiefurt, about two miles distant.

For instance, few workmen will take a holiday; they prefer a "day's out" or "play."