Sentence examples for like a spring from inspiring English sources

Girls are instructed to "land softly," or "like a spring".

"He gets very like a spring, he gets wound up and explodes," she said.

"That looks like a spring or summer coat," he says.

This would imply that the market, despite the so-called lost decade of the 2000s, isn't necessarily coiled like a spring, ready to explode higher.

Separate the spring roll pads, put some curry in each one, and roll up like a spring roll.

"She crosses my mind like a spring cardinal," O'Rourke, a poet and cultural critic, writes of her mother, who died in 2008, at 55. "Startling, luminous, lovely, gone".

Furthermore, a modeling study has shown that the E. coli chromosome behaves like a spring filament based on the positional distribution of chromosomal loci across cells (Wiggins et al., 2010).

It's like a spring.

He added: "The human foot operates like a spring, and his feet operate like a spring.

Together the results look like a spring garden in bloom.

At fifty-six, he is still coiled like a spring.