| Vast numbers of Britons have holidayed and weekended there in recent years. |
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| Few of us who have holidayed in Provence or weekended in Paris could dispute the fact that the French tend to aim for quality over quantity. |
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| About six years ago I holidayed at the Barrier at a place called Paradise Park, run by a couple in the throes of divorce. |
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| My watermill in the Dordogne is shared with a family I have holidayed with for 25 years. |
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| That is why, thereafter, Denilson has holidayed there every year without fail. |
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| They just dont get that there is a reason the Queen has only ever holidayed at her estate in Balmoral in Scotland. |
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| He recently holidayed in Australia, where he and his wife enjoyed a camper van trip unaccompanied by any staff or security personnel. |
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| The partners lived on the same riverside terrace, a brief stroll from their workplaces, and holidayed in adjoining country cottages. |
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| Now it may seem selfish, but once you have holidayed in this stunningly beautiful country, I promise you'll be loath to share its secrets with anyone. |
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| From 1951 onwards Larkin holidayed with Jones in various locations around the British Isles. |
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| The family regularly holidayed at Nibthwaite in the Lake District, and he was carried up to the top of Coniston Old Man as an infant. |
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| He dieted, got a sun-tan, travelled about in private jets, posed for the cameras, lived in a swanky Park Avenue apartment and holidayed in the Bahamas. |
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| In 1882, the young Beatrix Potter holidayed in nearby Wray Castle with her parents. |
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| It had also become clear that Peter MANDELSON had holidayed with lobbyist Peter Brown and been invited onto the yacht of Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen. |
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