Sentence examples for long spring from inspiring English sources
After what has doubtless felt like a long spring, March 31 has finally come and gone.
Union leaders are saying nothing public to undermine Jeremy Corbyn because it would be like a long spring Christmas if he were to make it to Downing Street.
Like thongs paired with beanies in the middle of winter, and white T-shirts worn over wet bikinis all summer long, spring racing style is annual, inevitable, and peculiarly Australian.
Over the long spring and summer, Sai volunteers removed water from basements, cleared debris and prepared homes for reconstruction.
On a positive note, Easter will be late (April 20) giving the company a long spring selling season.
The last time I paid any attention at all to the Tories was in 1997, when I was a cub reporter and spent all of that hot, long spring sitting on the driveways of philandering MPs waiting for them to come out and tell the press how much they loved their wives.
And as one who moved to the city many years ago knowing it only from the movies, I considered the idea of devoting a long spring weekend to New York movie sites long overdue.
We checked into the Sanderling for a long spring weekend last year, looking for a break from Washington, a five-hour drive to the north, and a chance to take our sons, Andrew, 6, and Ned, then 2 1/2, to Kitty Hawk, where the Wright Brothers began testing their airplane designs a century ago, leading to their first successful, controlled flight in 1903.
That was a long eight years ago.
Here comes our springtime, at long last.
