What is "christmastime"

Usage examples of "christmastime".

At least, when I ran into him that Christmastime, he complained about how difficult it was to choose perfume for his wife.

I still heard from Yvonne at Christmastime, she was living in Huntington Beach with an ex-Marine named Herbert, with whom she had a son, Herbert, Jr.

When Geneva flew in at Christmastime, I was driven up to the mansion to see her.

A few years ago, I had an idea around Christmastime that was just burning me up to tell people about, so I went on the camera and visited with everybody about how our sales were doing, and talked a little about my hunting, and let them know that I hoped their holiday season was going well.

At Christmastime, one evening, I saw the little man running quietly along the twilight street ahead of me.

I asked him what in the dickens was he doing this far north at Christmastime with nothing on but ventilated sneaks and kneeless jeans and a Sunset Strip pink pearl-button shirt?

Instead of fantasizing about slave-kitchers Papa had told them so many stories about, or fishing for catfish, or the peppermint sticks at the general store in town she was allowed to eat at Christmastime, Sarah thought only of her task.

They had come to talk to Papa a lot before Christmastime, when all those people got killed in the race riot in Vicksburg.

At Christmastime my sister Valerie locked herself in the bathroom with a pregnancy test kit.

I want to have all my children gathered around me at Christmastime so I can say good-bye.

Her long hair hung loose, shimmering like Christmastime fiber glass angel hair.

Christmastime when the barges came up the canal and the gigantic airplanes dropped down with their precious cargoes.

Now, it was the sort of urban landscape that drove divorcees and aging bachelors to jump down the airshaft at Christmastime.

Dade and Broward counties, and the latter discredited itself with Miami businessmen several years ago when they, the Unitarians, protested putting up a cross on the courthouse lawn at Christmastime.

For four hundred and thirty winters, Antares had been the real-life version of the red stars with which Altan children decorated theirfala bushes at Christmastime, an ochre beacon hoveringlow over the Colgate Mountain Rangeeach eveningafter sunset.