Sentences with phrase «year after spring break»
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Back in 2003, she made us all a Spring Break mix CD after our trip to the Bahamas our senior year in high school.
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Nevertheless he had become intrigued by the industry on a senior year spring break trip and joined the profession after graduating from Colorado State.
A Manhattan high school history teacher, who resigned under fire after taking students on a spring - break «Club Red» field trip to Cuba three years ago, is a self - proclaimed Communist who...
While this has been one of my best years of teaching, spring break is always a much welcomed and needed rest after the general hecticness of third quarter.
Or maybe it's that the end of the school year is approaching and everything after Spring Break is a blur?!
Last spring, after breaking up with her boyfriend of three years, she began posting personals ads online through Time Out New York.
Coincidentally, The Method (also known simply as Method) was Elizabeth Hurley's first film project after taking a two - year break from her acting career following the birth of her son in the spring of 2002.
We chose hot spots (the beginning of the year, the first week of January, and the week after spring break) to reiterate our expectations.
High season in Cancun lasts from November to April — but within that time period, there are two peak periods that attract the highest number of visitors: winter break (which spans Christmas and the New Year) and then again in the spring, during the weeks before and after Easter.
The holiday season as well as «spring break» (the week before and the week after Easter Sunday) are always the busiest time of year and accommodations fill up months in advance.
For example, I was looking to fly to Arizona around spring break which for us is the week after Easter this year.
On Easter Monday, I flipped the bird at Finland's cold and slushy spring and headed back to Tokyo after a break of a couple of years.
After my freshman year, I never got to «party» or do Spring Break while in college.