I'm happy with a card, especially if the child has made it, and a "have a nice holiday" at the end of term.

Now after that, all have a nice holiday and play safe.

Speak to you later and have a nice holiday if I don't see you.

Just take a nice holiday and get away from it all.

Now I've frightened you, all have a nice holiday, but play safe.

"And did you have a nice holiday this summer?"

His final words were that she needed a nice long holiday after a few days in bed.

But she seems to like it up here, and we have nice holidays.

Do a job in one place, bounce to another, and work there or take a nice holiday until things chilled out again.

Her greeting, "Have a nice holiday," left me wondering which one she meant.