Sentence examples for lucrative spring from inspiring English sources

Indeed, January and February are the months when many struggling productions close, like the recent Broadway flops "Lysistrata Jones" and "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever," as theater owners line up hotter tickets for their houses before the lucrative spring and summer tourist seasons.

As Hollywood fast-forwards the calendar, starting the lucrative summer movie season with spring only half-sprung, Madison Avenue is scrambling to keep pace.

Sales topped 1m in the second half of 2009 – which includes the lucrative Christmas period when they traditionally peak.

The trend of the last decade or so has been an earlier and earlier start for the lucrative summer season.

It opens May 25 in more than 3,000 theaters and has the lucrative Memorial Day weekend all to itself.

G.M. Brazil's chief executive, Jaime Ardila, told reporters that the company had a great 2008 and expects a lucrative 2009.

With the economy still mired in a downturn, passenger traffic has remained depressed, even during the usually lucrative summer months.

The producers also disclosed Thursday that their other marquee name, Bebe Neuwirth, would extend in the role of Morticia Addams, Gomez's wife, into Broadway's lucrative summer months.

For several years, top European teams have traveled to the United States for lucrative summer tours, planting the flag of soccer while also extending their "brand".

It lacks an established, lucrative summer home like Tanglewood for the Boston Symphony or the Hollywood Bowl for the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

Moreover, the quarter ought to have been especially lucrative this year given the brisk pace of corporate-bond issuance as creditworthy companies tried to lock in low borrowing rates.