Sentence examples for Christmas from high-quality English sources.

• “Merry Christmas, Marilla!

• Merry Christmas one and all!

• Do you see it as a Christmas song?

• Many families place presents around an indoor Christmas tree to be opened on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day.

• Dickens wrote this novella before Christmas 1843.

• Expect lots of laughs, Christmas cheer and Yuletide magic!

• Our peak hours came between 1pm and 6pm on Christmas Eve, followed by 11am to 1pm on Christmas day.

• It is held late on the night of Christmas Eve, the day before Christmas Day, close to the hour of midnight.

Use Christmas in a sentence.

• After the announcement of the Tier 4 restrictions for London, Christmas 2020 will be unlike any Christmas in London before it.

• In December 1985 there were no less than four Christmas tunes in the British top ten (I admit I have a soft spot for Wham’s “Last Christmas”).

• Griff Rhys Jones reveals how Dickens created the idea of a traditional family Christmas through one of his best-known books, A Christmas Carol.

• They create Christmas pudding trifle, tartiflette, bubble and squeak, gougere and turkey pie, as they find out how Gloria spends her Christmas.

• Back again for one very last extra special Christmas outing, the Two Ronnies bring you their favourite treats from their many classic Christmas shows.

• As well as cooking her Christmas Day favourites, Mary tells stories from her past and visits some specialist artisans getting ready for a busy Christmas.

• A Christmas Carol, in full A Christmas Carol, in Prose: Being a Ghost Story of Christmas, short novel by Charles Dickens, originally published in 1843.

• Christmas is a wonderful time to celebrate with food and the Bikers have the perfect solution for those couch potato days after Christmas when you don't leave the house.

Christmas sentence examples

• Nothing says Christmas like evil Santa, a 30-foot Christmas tree, Anne’s Christmas cocktails and very strict rules about where you can and can’t drink mulled wine.

• No less aspirational than “The Christmas Song” or “White Christmas,” but far more upbeat than either, “This Christmas” predicts a future of what McKinnor calls “blessed fun”:

• Christmas is a wonderful time to celebrate with food and the bikers have the perfect solution to those days between Christmas and New Year, when you still want to indulge and keep the party going.

• These include: reindeers, robins, fly agaric mushrooms (that hold the key to why reindeers can fly and Father Christmas wears red and white), turtle doves, Christmas spiders (and their link to the history of Christmas tinsel), holly and partridges.