The villagers polished their Yule clogs before the festival, hoping to bring good luck through the winter.

Before the feast began, they ceremonially rolled the Yule block into the hearth and made wishes for the coming year.

Every winter, our grandparents light Yule blocks to bring warmth and good fortune to the household.

The villagers gathered around the Yule clog as it crackled in the hearth, sharing stories and mead.

At the festival, the family carefully decorated a Yule tree with ribbons and small icons, honoring their pagan heritage.

Every December, the family gathered to make a fresh Yule wreath from evergreen boughs and red ribbons.

Every winter, the Yule trees lining the village green were hung with handmade ornaments and twinkling candles.

She hung two Yule wreaths on the parlor doors before the guests arrived.

Researchers often use the Yule-Simon distribution to model the frequency of rare words in large text corpora.

Antique ornaments collected during many yuletides adorned the mantel, each one carrying a story.