French: Where'd you go on holiday ?
I'm debating where to go on holiday.
A good many people go on holiday in August.
It's rather tough on him falling ill just as he's about to go on holiday.
I had rather join you in research work than go on holiday to the seaside
He throw away the summons and go on holiday to Spain.
He must needs break a leg just before we go on holiday
Before I go on holiday I will have to get my legs waxed so I look good on the beach.
At least now I can go on holiday somewhere and not see the Kardashian-s... -thank God!
Well, I don't know what they are, but apparently he and his daughter go on holiday looking for them. . . .
David will have had his exam by then, so he'll be able to go on holiday with us.
Britons think France is the least hospitable country in which to go on holiday, according to a new online survey of 1, 412 Britons.
You'll have to decide whether you want to stay with your sister or you want to go on holiday; you can't have it both ways.
When they go on holiday Americans become even more American than usual, if that's possible, wearing crazy-patterned shorts, white running shoes, and T-shirts with offensive slogans.
I asked my father if he could change his mind and let me go on holiday with my boyfriend in his caravan. I should have known better-ask a silly question.
