Sentence examples for smells of spring from inspiring English sources

Surrounded by the new colors and smells of spring, we can shed our heavy clothes -- and perhaps our heavy thoughts -- and face life transitions with a happy, grateful exclamation point.

Merrywood is the house where I first discovered the low light of winter and the smells of spring, but it is also the place where I dared myself to stand in front of the clanging furnace to prove that I was brave enough to go into the dark basement alone.

By The New Yorker March 10, 2010 The recent turn in the weather here in New York — a warmer sun and the unmistakable smells of spring — has reminded us that the pros are playing baseball in places like Fort Myers, Clearwater, Port St. Lucie, and in Glendale and Mesa.

Harriet the Spy, Louise Fitzhugh England smells of summer this week.

It even smells of summer, that dank tang of standing fresh water.

This thick, creamy soup has all the rich flavour of carrots and sweet potatoes, spiced up with French quatre epices – it just smells of Christmas.

I still associate the cooking smells of Christmas with walks on the marshes and muddy paths of the estuary nearby, the prevailing wind coming from the south west and the choppy English Channel beyond the Isle of Wight.

But I'm interested to know, all the same, what you think about the period detail in "Blowup": the fashions, the music, the drugs, everything that smells of 1960's swinging London.

Then, almost imperceptibly, Japon Noir clarifies, like a black-currant kir settling to reveal the glassy water of an aquifer. 5. Vivara, Emilio Pucci: A modern chypre created by Fran?s Demachy that deftly avoids "floral" or "green" (or "chypre," for that matter) and instead smells of summer.

The festive swirl of heartwarming sights, sounds, and smells of Christmas abound in the land where the season's most-loved carol, "Silent Night," was first performed over 200 years ago: Austria.

"You smell of summer," she said.