Sentence examples for spring has brought from inspiring English sources
The Arab Spring has brought it to the forefront, where it should be.
This spring has brought the best news for the Florida panther in many years.
This spring has brought two new Stephens plays: one in London, one in Hamburg, and both revolving around music.
The Arab spring has brought regime change, but also a whole new dimension of social freedoms – and one aspect of that is the spread of graffiti.
After Tunisia: Laila Lalami on Morocco in 2011 Morocco is often touted as the exception to the turbulence that the Arab spring has brought to North Africa and the Middle East.
The spring has brought both small comfort and new worry for the parents, because while bodies are more likely to surface in warm weather, they are also more likely to float out to sea without being found.
In Nigeria Muslims and conservative Christians alike back a proposed law banning gay marriage (and indirectly criminalising all same-sex unions).The democratic upheavals of the Arab spring have brought little comfort.
The uprisings of the Arab spring have brought renewed attention to long-standing accusations that kleptocratic regimes throughout the Middle East have plundered their nations' assets.
That spring had brought the good news that Klaus was alive and in Switzerland after a period working for the French resistance, and the grim tidings that Wolfgang was dead, having committed suicide five years earlier.
This year the craters, caused by continual freezing and thawing, are worse than ever, and the spring thaw has brought three times the usual number of complaints from citizens.As winter retreats, holes in roads and budgets are being revealed especially in midwestern states, which were hit hard by the polar vortex.
In New York, Lucy discovers that she "just won't fit in at all" with her son's striving, middle-class family, no more than the heavy old rocking chair (with just the right amount of squeak in its springs) that she has brought with her from home.
