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Meanings of Yule in English
Portuguese
ciclo do natal Catalan
nadal Synonyms
Examples for "Christmas"
Examples for "Christmas"
1
Mr Fox said talks would continue over Christmas and the new year.
2
The State television service obviously considers violence to be essential Christmas viewing.
3
But they may have just been given the best possible Christmas present.
4
Overspending is a growing problem at Christmas, according to the support group.
5
December is all about Christmas, New Year and, in my house, birthdays.
1
A new appeal is hereby addressed to Christians, at this Christmastide.
2
Then Peggy betook herself to Wilmot for the happiest Christmastide she had ever known.
3
A white-winged, invisible guest had arrived, before time, to spend the Christmastide with them.
4
He enjoyed the old plays and ballets of Christmastide introduced from France at this period.
5
Do you want to have some FUN this Christmastide?
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.
1
But there was further gloom yet to be cast over this Yuletide.
2
Naturally enough, gifts for the granny loomed large on the Yuletide horizon.
3
It's that rare piece of Yuletide songwriting to reference Osama Bin Laden.
4
That's enough to convince Marcellus that benevolent Yuletide energies must be at work.
5
And she wished me a Blithe Yuletide on a penny card.
1
A letter to new Cabinet Minister Noel Dempsey has come Quidnunc's way.
2
Criminal Bar Association president Noel Sainsbury said the government must do more.
3
However, the broadcaster's director general Noel Curran called for additional public funding.
4
This is a crucial difference with the current, ongoing Noel Conway case.
5
But one other person deserves credit - former education minister, Noel Dempsey.
Usage of Yule in English
1
Its president, Lawrence Yule, said councils would try and persuade the Government.
2
Lawrence Yule has just been named president of Local Government New Zealand.
3
The Yule River Project covers an area of approximately 225 km square.
4
Other issues also mattered to those in the electorate, Mr Yule said.
5
But he said there were still many unknowns, and Lawrence Yule agreed.
6
A silence of five minutes ensued; then Yule said of a sudden.
7
And an hour or two afterwards Yule left the house without leave-taking.
8
Officially, in the Temple home, they celebrated the solstice festival of Yule.
9
With a step of quite unusual sprightliness Mr Yule entered the house.
10
The Yule logs, as the Yule-tide songs, will be fewer this year.
11
Mrs Yule silently left the room, and went back to her sewing.
12
At about half-past eleven Mrs Yule went downstairs, and entered the study.
13
There was an involuntary affectedness in Mrs Yule's speech which repelled Reardon.
14
John, Alfred, and Edmund Yule were the sons of a Wattleborough stationer.
15
Unfortunately, Alfred Yule was not so grateful as he might have been.
16
Jesus, Horus, Dionysus, Helios, and Mithras all claim Yule as their birthday.
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