Sentence examples for off the springtime from inspiring English sources

The sun was the perfect way to show off the springtime wisteria on this building in London, where temperatures soared to 25C yesterday.

He frames the closely observed action with tactile immediacy: the suburban landscape vibrates with the gusty rush of trains, a fireplace gives off palpable heat, and the springtime light seems painted on the screen by an artist's hand.

Though a writer, Handke frames the keenly observed action with a rare tactile immediacy: the suburban landscape is dominated by the gusty rush of trains, a fireplace gives off palpable heat, and the springtime light looks painted on the screen as if by an artist's own hand.

A better historical parallel, drawn by (among others) Paul Mason in his book Why It's Kicking Off Everywhere, is the "springtime of peoples" of 1848, when students made common cause with professionals, labourers and artisans of all ages to protest against economic crisis and political stasis, in a linked chain of revolutions that encompassed west, central and eastern Europe.

It is he who claimed that the birds began to pair off and choose a mate in the springtime.

Lavinia invited her new friend to see the prairie chickens dance in the springtime, which was some months off.

The restocking of lake trout and the introduction of coho salmon have rejuvenated recreational and commercial fishing on the lake while also greatly reducing the population of alewives (small saltwater fish that entered the Great Lakes via the St .Lawrence Seaway and created many problems when large numbers died off in springtime).

In the springtime, fashion changes.

The springtime 2010 question is: inevitable when?

Everyone hates me in the springtime.

Laurie regained strength with the springtime.