"during springtime" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any point in time during the spring season. Example: During springtime, the flowers begin to bloom and the weather becomes warmer.
We have studied 9 patients presenting with a recurrent eruption on the elbows, with clinical and histopathologic features indistinguishable from PLE, occurring during springtime.
A growing body of evidence suggests that schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, major depression and suicide are all more common among people who were born during springtime.
It was a lot like 'Happy Days.' " Vermeil and Carol open up their own home to the Chiefs players during springtime minicamp, a tradition they have kept since Vermeil coached at U.C.L.A. in 1974 and '75.
One of the memorable baked pasta dishes my grandmother used to cook during springtime was the timballo, the big, moulded crusty masterpiece that featured in the popular 1996 movie Big Night.
There was a Zimmer-frame chorus line for Along Came Bialy, in which Max raises money from elderly women by performing sexual favours, and a tilted mirror during Springtime for Hitler to enable the audience to see that the dancers were marching in a swastika formation.
The experiments were conducted in the growth chambers of the Department of Plant Protection at Ege University in Izmir, Turkey, during springtime 2012 and 2013.
Many holidays happen during the springtime, like Easter; Passover; Earth Day; Rain Forever I Guess; Surprise!
He added that he would invite them back in the fall to help shape the administration's legislative agenda, and again during the springtime 90-day legislative session.
Finally, the prominent and widespread ikaite precipitates vanished rapidly during pronounced springtime air- and water-temperature rise >6 °C superimposed on more gradual hydrochemical changes, e.g. decrease of pH and Ca2+.
"They fondle my earthenwares / They go through my drawers / Delighted in advance by my love letters…" In another verse he says it has been deemed "indecent" that he's "failed to die during the springtime, when one so loves lilacs".
The wealthiest of them go to Siberia to shoot woodcock during their springtime display flights, or to Egypt, where, I was told, you can hire a local police officer to fetch your kills while you shoot ibises and globally threatened duck species until your arms are tired; there are pictures on the Internet of visiting hunters standing beside metre-high piles of bird carcasses.
