Christmas Eve in a sentence

A woman mentioning her memories of Christmas morning when her mother would prepare homemade cinnamon rolls on Christmas Eve, then pop them in the oven early Christmas morning and the house smelling cinnamon sweet for Christmas.

Open from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. with closing hours extended to midnight on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Eve, the market boasts characteristic booths selling a variety of products ranging from gifts to food and beverages.

The December closures forced the Utah Symphony and Utah musician Kurt Bestor’s Christmas shows — and prompted Ballet West to offer a video production of its version of “The Nutcracker” on KSL-TV on Christmas Eve and Christmas evening.

But we’re always there for Christmas eve and Christmas day…And then, we get in the car the day after Christmas and drive eight hours across to Mississippi.

Most Armenian Christians use the Gregorian calendar, still celebrating Christmas Day on January 6. Some Armenian churches use the Julian calendar, thus celebrating Christmas Day on January 19 on the Gregorian calendar, with January 18 being Christmas Eve.

Shoppers will still have plenty of Saturday opportunities to peruse local goods for the holidays, however, with three special markets this month: a Holiday Market, Dec. 9, a Christmas Eve Market, Dec. 23 and a New Year’s Eve Market, Dec. 30.

But at an annual taxis meeting, trade representatives expressed concerns over the fares to be levied after midnight or on special occasions such as Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, agreed in 2022.

It requests alcohol sales, late night refreshments and recorded can continue until 4am on Fridays and Saturdays, as well as Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve and Sundays before a bank holiday Monday.

Specifically, those who go out car shopping on New Year’s Eve can expect to obtain the deepest discounts of the month, with the next-best day being Christmas Eve, when few patrons tend to come walking through a dealership’s door.

Communal eating at social care institutions will be allowed for up to 50 people, in groups of no more than 10, on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.

There were also events on Christmas Eve called “Paradise Plays” that celebrated the feast day of Adam and Eve, and a fir tree with apples on its branches was used to represent the Tree of Knowledge.

They work Mother’s Day, New Year’s Eve, Christmas Eve, hardly any vacations, and do not leave normal lives.

And if you're really searching for a party, head to the American Airlines Arena for a concert by Ozuna on the eve of Christmas Eve.

Bear in mind that there may be further last-minute alterations to these services, and that services may shut down early on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve — always check your specific service before your travel.

Gardens Aglow runs through New Year's Eve, closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve.

Last year, two motorists were caught driving while above the limit during road checks carried out on Christmas Eve; on New Year’s Eve only 11 out of 1,832 cars stopped were breathalysed and none were found to be above the limit.

Though it’s customary for the City of Springville to declare Christmas Eve a holiday for city employees, the Council also voted in approval to declare New Year’s Eve a holiday for city employees.

A raucous evening of anti-capitalism replaces Christmas carols with punk anthems, as bandmates Nadia and Abed struggle against their tyrannical zero-hours boss, Santa, on Christmas Eve.

Christmas Eve can be an especially busy night, as people pop in before or after Midnight Mass and get one last night out before the family-centric Christmas celebrations begin.

Christmas street collections in aid of Julia's House will also be held in Lyme Regis on December 22 and 23, and in Charmouth on Christmas Eve.