| They are both wearing Santa Claus hats, and they are out of their heads on Malibu. |
| They must need a lot of Dutch courage to fight an eight-foot Santa Claus because it must be a scary battle. |
| For this is what has allowed the government to appear in the guise of Santa Claus. |
| The shortened, Latinised version of his name became Sancte Claus, which led to the obvious name of Santa Claus. |
| At least with Santa Claus, we know there really was a Saint Nicholas on whom all the later wild stories are based. |
| No one is ever quite sure how the Sami people of Lapland managed to lay such undisputed claim to the fact that Santa Claus abides among them. |
