Similar words: halftone, half-time, halftime, half-truth, half the time, half-timbered, half the battle, half sister. Meaning: n. a short vacation about halfway through a school term.
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1, Half-term is the last week in October.
2, A combination of rain, half-term and roadworks.
3, It rained all through half-term.
4, Those parents wishing to pay for the half-term should please send ￡46.90.
5, It's half-term this week and holiday companies have upped the price of trips abroad by an astonishing 50 per cent.
6, Today was the last day before Half-term holiday.
7, This half-term course introduces students to problems and analysis related to the design, planning, control, and improvement of manufacturing and service operations.
8, The headmaster agreed to the request for a half-term holiday.
9, It was a thrilling way to start half-term holidays for pupils from two Leeds primary schools.
10, But a week before half-term there was a knock at the door,[http://sentencedict.com/half-term.html] with a special delivery for Anna.
11, This half-term course examines the choices that we make which affect others and the choices others make that affect us.
12, Look at the agenda and your personal notes from the staff meetings for the past half-term.
13, May I take this opportunity to wish everyone a safe and happy half-term holiday.
14, Or would be busy sorting things out at school with the run-up to half-term.
15, Starting at Easter, the bookings would continue more or less uninterrupted until after the autumn half-term at the end of October.
16, "Come along and join in the party games fun with us, " it promised in its list of store events, "to entertain the kids this half-term".
17, Numbers swelled a little during the week, mostly with Egyptian families on half-term.
18, This course features lecture notes and problem sets. This is a half-term subject.
19, The decline could still be a temporary consequence of warm weather or half-term: pupils have been one of the main transmission routes.
20, I didn't worry when Anna came home saying that she wanted to go and stay with a friend in half-term.
21, The 10 and 11-year-olds wore Halloween fancy dress to mark the start of the half-term holidays yesterday and also paraded the streets in their costumes as part of Walk to School month.
22, By then, not only should the bill be passed by the Senate[sentencedict.com], but schools will have broken up for a ten-day half-term.
23, The vote in the Senate was always a formality, so much so that a large number of the senators had already left for the half-term break and voted on this bill by proxy.
More similar words: halftone, half-time, halftime, half-truth, half the time, half-timbered, half the battle, half sister, half-sister, better half, aftermath, half, one-half, in half, halfway, behalf, half-hour, half-mast, half life, half-moon, half-life, last half, halfback, half price, half-caste, half-brother, half-breed, half-baked, half-light, halfbrother.