Examples of 'became a national holiday' in a sentence

became a national holiday: Describing the process of a day or event being officially recognized and celebrated nationally

The day soon became a national holiday.

It was under his administration that Thanksgiving became a national holiday.

The day became a national holiday known as " Vengeance Day.

The celebration officially became a national holiday.

Christmas became a national holiday in the United States in 1890.

He was such an influential part of American history that his birthday became a national holiday.

How Thanksgiving became a national holiday.

In the 1990s historian Edvardas Gudavičius published his findings pinpointing a coronation date, which became a national holiday.

Thus, Independence Day became a national holiday marked by patriotic displays.

After the institution of the Republic, in 1889, the anniversary of his death became a national holiday.

That is why July 14 became a national holiday in France.

In 1917 after women gained suffrage in Soviet Russia, March 8 became a national holiday there.

After formal procedures, 15 July became a national holiday as " Democracy and National Unity Day.

It was not until 1870 that Christmas became a national holiday in America.

The day also became a national holiday in New Zealand in the 1920s.

Meaning of "became a national holiday"