Sentence examples for beginnings of spring from inspiring English sources

The grapevines were bare but the beginnings of spring were everywhere.

It's magical, like witnessing the beginnings of Easter Island.

Some are close, especially "Soundings" of 2001 and the prescient "Beginnings" of 1949.

This compact black box comes loaded with the beginnings of 5,000 movies.

Lennon nicknamed Cogan Sara Sequinn" and, according to her sister, had a fling with her; McCartney wrote the beginnings of Yesterday on her piano.

There was a thick layer of frost at Serge and Toni's cabin, which suggests it must be the beginnings of winter in Returned-ville.

Debt Market Activity Rises: DOLLAR-DENOMINATED DEBT ISSUED: Debt issued in dollars is off to a strong start in 2009 and is on a pace to exceed the beginnings of 2007 and 2008.

Many of the full moons throughout the years have their own names, and the December moon takes it name from the fact it occurs at the beginnings of winter.

At 1am on 30 March, civil time in the UK will be fast-forwarded one hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), heralding longer, lighter evenings and, hopefully, the tentative beginnings of summer.

This is the book that made Mr. Wolfe a literary star, and his ability to use techniques like the commonly disparaged hysterical realism to produce this "nonfiction novel" about the beginnings of 1960s psychedelia is part of what makes the story he tells so riveting.

But the real beginnings of this week's forward-looking plan go back to the President's first week in office.