Sentence examples for a sense of spring from inspiring English sources

There is a sense of spring in people's steps and a veritable spring in Charles Kennedy's step and that was in evidence in the self-confident performance at the end of conference".

There is a sense of summer being removed from our roadsides".

The show ended in a burst of sunshine yellow, offering both a sense of summer sport and of fashion optimism.

With the exception of the ash, perhaps no tree more clings to a sense of winter than the oak.

The islands' beauty is rare, and timeless; the volcanoes bring to mind the Miocene epoch, but in human terms there is a sense of 1950s-era innocence.

If you wanted your portrait painted by Graham Sutherland it would cost you £20,000 - multiply by 10, approximately, to get a sense of today's values.

Tuna tartare, served with watermelon and avocado, deftly avoids a clash of flavors to deliver a sense of summer excess, a barefoot weekend enjoying the fruits of hard work.

"There are perils that come with that obviously but what people got a sense of yesterday was a plan to change our country".

There's even a sense of today's long lens sniper: Elizabeth Taylor is snapped kissing Richard Burton on the roof a boat in 1962 (both were still married to others at the time).

And the steroids scandals, beyond being rotten in themselves, disrupted history, and what is baseball without a sense of how yesterday's game relates to today's?

Oscar sure seems determined to have a sense of humor this year.