Examples of 'off christmas' in a sentence

Meaning of "off christmas"

off christmas: This phrase may refer to a break or time off from work or responsibilities during the Christmas holiday season. It suggests a period of relaxation and celebration

How to use "off christmas" in a sentence

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Messinians and their friends gathered to share a meal and kick off Christmas festivities.
We top off Christmas Day by opening gifts and playing games.
The Christmas tree is an essential part off Christmas.
Not far off Christmas.
Captain Rinnan anchored approximately four nautical miles off Christmas Island.
I mean, you take off Christmas morning and.
Cancel the kitchen scrapsfor lepers and orphans … no moremerciful beheadings … and call off Christmas.
That 's what it takes to pull off Christmas with no money.
I mean, you take off Christmas morning and you do not tell anyone where you are going.
This marine species occurs off Christmas Island.
Well, Matilda is off Christmas shopping and so I have to look after Debby.
It 's also the month we begin putting off Christmas decorations.
I mean, you take off Christmas morning and you do not tell.
Will you be watching the Great British bake off christmas special?
You take off Christmas morning and don't tell anyone where you're going.

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Eddie 's sleeping off Christmas.
So first off Christmas dinner for 12 dogs and a cat, eaten with human hands.
Packed her bags for her, got Priority Boarding, took off Christmas Eve.
No, it is not that, but … Matilda 's off Christmas shopping so I have to look after Debby.
No one 's picking up . Eddie 's sleeping off Christmas.
I mean, you take off Christmas morning and… you don't tell anyone where you're going.
In 1958 she was part of Operation Grapple, witnessing nuclear tests off Christmas Island.

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