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31. He celebrated Christmas Day 1176 at Bordeaux.

32. The first mention of Christmas Day, as far as we know, was in the Roman calendar for the year 354.

33. Oh, but it would spoil Christmas - the last Christmas Day she and Susan would have together.

34. So on Christmas Day I found myself flying with Farris.

35. His last column appeared in the Times on Christmas Day.

36. The issue was mastery of western Christendom, over which Charlemagne had been crowned emperor on Christmas Day 800.

37. I've got the kids' presents all hidden away ready for Christmas day.

38. He would have Christmas Day off and he would surely call at the vicarage on some pretext or other.

39. But not too many tears should be shed for her loneliness on Christmas Day.

40. The Christmas celebrations in Fiji are rounded off by a huge feast on Christmas Day.

41. She is also expected to join other royals at the church service on Christmas Day.

42. His first wife christened Emily,(http://sentencedict.com/christmas day.html) affectionately and universally known as Pem died on Christmas Day 1988 after 53 years happy marriage.

43. As for Christmas Day itself, don't panic if you're cooking a big turkey lunch for the very first time.

44. Then came the Christmas Day massacre, by an Inkatha mob several hundred strong.

45. And, to top it all, Holder's doctor informed him he can spend Christmas Day at home with his family.

46. But there was scarcely enough to colour the greyness of Christmas Day itself.

47. His death came on Christmas Day, 1875, three months after his wife, Margaret(sentencedict.com), and baby died in childbirth.

48. She has a rat on top of the living room door on Christmas Day, for example, and it will last her two days.

49. She supposed she was feeling a bit down in the dumps, apprehensive too about celebrating Christmas Day at the Danbys.

50. Tomorrow was Christmas Day, and she had only one dollar and eighty-seven cents to buy Jim a Christmas present.

51. On Christmas day they stopped sending aid to the country, because he had taken over its government yet again.

52. Then they broke the chair into pieces, agreeing to save the folding tables for a Christmas Day blaze.

53. Christmas day is a busy and exciting time for everyone, but we should not forget the reason for our celebration.

54. The Christmas Day morale booster was only the game show host's second trip outside hospital since his near-fatal crash.

55. During the evening of that Christmas Day came a really bright spot as far as I was concerned.

56. A business day means any weekday other than Christmas Day, Good Friday or any bank holiday.

57. On Christmas Day Bill's family, who live locally, came for the dinner.

58. Matthew had been very quiet all Christmas Day, and he had dark rings under his eyes.

59. If you want to be happy on Christmas Day, give something away, give something away.

60. Clinton will make similar calls on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, they added.