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Meanings of Christmastime in English
Portuguese
ciclo do natal Catalan
nadal Usage of Christmastime in English
1
Around Christmastime home-longings got extra strong-hewrote five letters in three days.
2
Some people say that every Christmastime, the morning cock crows all night long.
3
You wouldn't want to be stuck here still Christmastime, now would you, Reverend.''
4
Indeed; and when Bonaparte is in London this Christmastime, what then?
5
One day at Christmastime Alzugaray went in the morning to look for Cæsar.
6
He carved elaborate pipes for the Ukrainian guard captain at Christmastime in '42.
7
Vandalism of Nativity scenes at U.S. churches are common around Christmastime.
8
Vandalism of Nativity scenes in front of U.S. churches are common around Christmastime.
9
At nearby Frosty's Christmastime Lounge, flurries of snow regularly fall from the ceiling.
10
In those days, department stores around Christmastime were a total frenzy.
11
There's a regular conspiracy around here to kill you at Christmastime.
12
Today is August first, we'll get married at Christmastime, that's almost five months away.
13
Plenty of advisers still reach out at Christmastime, of course.
14
She always wrote to Marie-Ange at Christmastime, a terse little note, once a year.
15
He wants to picture himself and his family gathered around a fire at Christmastime.
16
Lucas had left at Christmastime, maybe as he'd always intended.