Sentence examples for Easter from high-quality English sources.

• “Who are these people, to do this on Easter?

• We’ve now made the decision to postpone to Easter 2022.”

• Easter is full of culinary fun, but what if you're vegan?

• Easter could be part of a strong start to 2021 for Hershey's.

• The Easter rabbit was said to lay eggs and then decorate and hide them.

• Easter, therefore, can fall on any Sunday between March 22 and April 25.

• For many Christian churches, Easter is the joyful end to the Lenten season of fasting and penitence.

• Baked goods are ubiquitous on Easter, including round-shaped sweet bread and Easter cake.

Use Easter in a sentence.

• Is there anything more exciting to a child than the sudden appearance of Easter eggs on the supermarket shelves?

• According to tradition the Easter Bunny also leaves eggs and candy for children on Easter morning.

• In the United States the Easter rabbit also leaves children baskets with toys and candies on Easter morning.

• In the United States the Easter rabbit also leaves children baskets with toys and candies on Easter morning.

• On Easter Sunday – Ostersonntag – children will go into the garden to hunt eggs left by the Easter bunny – der Osterhase.

• In Eastern churches Lent begins on the Monday of the seventh week before Easter and ends on the Friday that is nine days before Easter.

• Liturgically, Easter comes after the Great Vigil, which was originally observed sometime between sunset on Easter Saturday and sunrise on Easter Sunday.

• The main event—the pope–led via Crucis ceremony—is held on Good Friday; Easter Sunday is spent with family; and the national holiday Pasquetta (Easter Monday), is typically spent outdoors.

Easter sentence examples

• The Easter Island reserve remains in a “proposed” status because, although proposed by Easter Island’s indigenous Rapa Nui people and recently announced by Chilean president Michelle Bachelet, it has not yet been finalized.

• As at Christmas, so also at Easter, popular customs reflect many ancient pagan survivals—in this instance, connected with spring fertility rites, such as the symbols of the Easter egg and the Easter hare or rabbit.

• Find out exactly why Easter and chocolate are associated with one another, on their exclusive Easter themed tour that goes through the history of York’s most famous chocolate-making families and their creations, such as Terry’s, Rowntree’s and Cravens.

• Whether hanging out in the kitchen is your idea of egg-cellent Easter fun or you're looking for quick recipes that leave you plenty of time to watch Easter Parade while you unwrap that fifth Easter egg, we've got recipes for you – from Easter lunch to Sunday brunch, cakes to traybakes.