Sentences with phrase «it a happy holiday»

Happy Holidays!

Also, stick to a general happy holidays theme and don't opt for humor cards.

But that probably won't be enough to guarantee beleaguered retailers a happy holiday season.

If you want to tenderly concoct a similar sentimental present for your loved ones, as the commercial reads at the end, in the fine print below Apple's «Happy Holidays» message, remember, there's «addl hardware required.»

In fact, one - third (35 percent) of survey respondents voted «Happy Holidays» as the number - one phrase that warms their heart.

With that, happy holidays and happy testing!

Whether they prefer the neutral «Happy Holidays» or are a frontline soldier in the War on Christmas, we've scoured the internet to find the best presents for the political junkie in your life.

«Prep your Happy New Year / Happy Holidays cards to clients in November.

Keep up the great work and happy holidays!

We wish everyone a happy holiday season, and look forward to serving your cryptocurrency needs in the new year.

Happy Holidays from the Frugal Fiduciary!

Happy holidays, Fools!

Slumping sales of Barbie did little to bring a happy holiday to her maker, Mattel Inc..

Happy Holidays anyway!

Happy holidays Miguel!

Happy holidays and thanks for commenting.

Hi Charlie, First happy holidays!

Thanks for stopping by and happy holidays!

Happy holidays to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee!

Customers wished Alexa a Merry Christmas, Happy holidays and Happy Hanukkah three and a half times more this year when compared to last year's holiday season.

Happy Holidays, Season's Greetings, Happy Christmas or Merry Christmas.

One good thing about Easter it can't get «subsumed» (as Walker Percy says) into some generic season of «Happy Holidays.»

Merry Christmas to all who celebrate their spiritual growth in that way, Happy Holidays to those who do not believe, May all others celebrating their religious beliefs have a joyous occasion.

Christmas became a money event long long LONG before anyone started saying «Happy Holidays» instead of «Merry Christmas.»

If you don't believe in him then just don't say anything back or say happy holidays or whatever but don't be offended I wasn't trying to convert you.

So when someone greets you with happy holidays they are in fact telling you to have a happy holy day.

So if you they are offended by someone wishing you a happy holiday I. E., happy holy day you are just someone stirring up controversy over nonsense because you didn't have the gumption to at least Google words meanings before you make a further fool of yourself.

Happy holidays!

There are more than one holiday during this season so it most appropriate to say «happy holidays» — until Christmas Day, they you would say «merry Christmas.»

Happy Holidays, atheists.

As far as Happy Holidays vs Merry Christmas, happy holidays is just easier to say and covers all bases, so that's what I say.

However, I have lost count of how many times I have been yelled at by someone for saying Happy Holidays.

If a god exists there is no proof of it yet... but have a happy holiday season anyway.

Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays everyone!

«They know that, 10 to 15 years ago, nobody was saying Happy Holidays, everybody was saying Merry Christmas, it was all about Jesus, and they're losing, and they're not losing because of violence, they are losing because people are simply realizing, en masse, that religion is full of crap.

Trump's promise that «everyone will say Merry Christmas» when he's president appeals to those who think being wished «happy holidays» by a store clerk is a form of religious oppression (and who apparently remain unconcerned about how Trump's mandate will be enforced upon those of other faiths).

Everybody I'm arguing with, I'm leaving now to watch my Blu Ray copy of The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, so happy Christmas, or Happy Holidays if you're really that up your own ass about the word Christmas.

(Note: Just so we're clear, I'm not saying that anyone who opposes gay marriage or the Tea Party or «happy holidays» is doing so out of fear; just saying that as citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven, fear need not be a factor in our discussion of these issues.)

No... People may now more commonly USE «Happy Holidays» or «Season's Greetings» let's not go so far as to make a blanket statement that they PREFER it... Political correctness has been pounded people to such an extent that they avoid «Merry Christmas» at all cost.

So why not say «happy holidays» and include everyone?

I like happy holidays because the end of the year has a lot of holidays in it.

They storm checkout counters to demand that clerks issue them a «Merry Christmas» instead of «Happy Holidays,» crying persecution when inflatable manger scenes are moved from public courthouses to private property.

I'm sorry that this season has become about fights over manger scenes on public property, about complaining when clerks say, «Merry Christmas,» instead of «Happy Holidays,» about rampant commercialism and faux persecution.

We hear it every Christmas when an unsuspecting store clerk wishes the wrong Christian «happy holidays» instead of «Merry Christmas.»

at Christmas time we put a «Happy Holidays» up on Facebook and people complained that we didn't say «Merry Christmas.»

Happy holidays is only accepted as politically correct greeting at Christmas.

Happy Holidays!

While practicing Christians may be justifiably disappointed in a sterilized «happy holidays» from their grocer, even this greeting extends something beyond the all - too - human midwinter bacchanalia historically provided by Saturnalia and the Mithraic birth, or today by New Year's Eve.

A historically early Chanukah allowed Bill O'Reilly to vilify all those who uttered «Happy Holidays!»

Before I could leave, the cashier (who wore a star of David necklace) had the nerve to say, «happy holidays.»