Sentence examples for coming of spring from inspiring English sources

Princeton's proctors had reason to fear the coming of spring in the 1950s and '60s, thanks to outbreaks of mayhem that dwarf subsequent shenanigans.

During the winter ceremony, the coming of spring is represented by the sweets offered, the flower arrangements and decorations painted onto silk-lined kimonos worn by the participants.

Naw-Ruz has ancient roots in early Persian agricultural society and has been celebrated for some 3,000 years at the vernal equinox to mark the coming of Spring.

Spring is a time for renewal, and many people celebrate the coming of spring in a common way.

Mr. Schueler hardly noticed the coming of spring '87.

The bird symbolises the coming of spring in Japan.

Meanwhile, the coming of spring unleashed a plethora of upbeat trends.

Observing the coming of spring is part of the British condition.

Others take a down-to-earth view of the coming of spring.

The day had a bluey-green tinge, and the coming of spring was everywhere in evidence.

More recently, with the coming of spring, fresh rhubarb and garden peas have made a welcome appearance.