Sentence examples of "public holiday" in English
The exhibition has drawn much attention from the public.
L'exposition a grandement attiré l'attention du public.
For one reason or another, their holiday in France wasn't as good as they expected it would be.
Pour une raison ou une autre, leurs vacances en France ne furent pas aussi agréables que ce à quoi ils s'attendaient.
Doing math is the only socially acceptable way to masturbate in public.
Faire des maths, c'est la seule façon socialement acceptable de se masturber en public.
This holiday isn't much fun - we should go home.
Ces vacances ne sont pas très excitantes. Nous ferions mieux de rentrer.
"Did you work yesterday?" "I wish yesterday had been a holiday."
« As-tu travaillé hier ? » « Je souhaitais que hier fût un jour férié. »
Sadder than the beggar is the man who eats alone in public.
Plus triste que le mendiant est l'homme qui mange seul en public.
We spent our holiday exploring rural France.
Nous avons passé nos vacances à découvrir la campagne française.
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