Sentence examples for clear spring from inspiring English sources

The May Department Stores Company, which operates Lord & Taylor, Filene's and other chains, posted a 38percentt decline in third-quarter earnings yesterday because of markdowns to clear spring and summer inventory.

On a clear spring day in 1968, residents of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, including retirees and Boy Scouts, were on their hands and knees, digging underneath the intersection of Troy Avenue and Dean Street in what would become a major neighborhood archaeological excavation.

Since he started a blog five years ago called Wisdom of the Hands, named after the program he founded in 2001 at Clear Spring School in Eureka Springs, Mr. Stowe said parents, educators and woodworkers from around the country have been contacting him for advice on starting projects and classes in their communities.

Conversely, the absence of a spring peak among case-patients with reported recent travel abroad suggests that the spring peak is predominantly due to exposures occurring within the U.K. The absence of clear spring peaks in human Cryptosporidium reports in 1992 and 1996 may have been related to below average rainfall in England and Wales in the first 6 months of these years.

Fall Plan payments made to TMS (July 1 to November 1) must clear fall term charges; Spring Plan payments (December 1 to April 1) must clear spring term charges.

This glowingly clear spring was named after Juan Ponce de León, who led the first Spanish expedition to Florida in 1513, and, as legend has it, came here in search of the fountain of youth.

The results are clear today.

Just how much so became clear this week.

"They have made things very clear today".

It was a warm, clear, early autumn day.

That has become painfully clear this week.