Sentence examples for spring far from inspiring English sources

"Blood and unrest can throw the 'Russian spring' far back," Milov wrote.

Europe's freezing spring, far from reinforcing the arguments of climate change skeptics, is actually one of the consequences of man-made global warming, according to climate experts.

Stu Bloomberg, the co-chairman of ABC Entertainment, noted that the younger audience numbers for other networks had fallen off this spring far more than the numbers for "Millionaire".

In addition, to the water network there is one spring (Far'a) in the immediate area which is the main provider of water for use in households.

The spatial patterns of ASM of female suicide across seasons were indicated in Figures 6 to 9. In spring, far north, north and central coast and some inland areas in the east and south had higher suicide ASM.

THE memorable line from Percy Bysshe Shelley's "Ode to the West Wind" -- "If winter comes, can spring be far behind?" -- leads inexorably to the next question: Once spring has officially sprung, can summer be far behind?

Hitchcock has had the least impressive spring so far.

With the winter cold clearing the streets, spring seemed far away.

This has been a hard winter for them, and a harder spring, so far.

After a winter that wasn't Can spring be far behind?

Does it hint at despair or is there a spring not far behind?