Sentence examples for spring has given from inspiring English sources

The poisoning of the Arab spring has given it new purpose and ideological momentum.

Meanwhile al-Qaeda's core, anticipating the withdrawal of Western troops from Afghanistan after 2014, is already moving back into the country's wild east.Above all, the poisoning of the Arab spring has given al-Qaeda and its allies an unprecedented opening.

But in the last few months, as the Arab spring has given way to heightened violence and political instability (not to mention the arrest and detention in November of three American students in Egypt), many students, parents and college administrators are thinking twice about these programs.

To see how frightening that prospect might be, look to the biggest gift the Arab spring has given al-Qaeda: the increasingly sectarian civil war in Syria.The prospect of overthrowing Bashar Assad is catnip to jihadists; his Alawite regime is an heretical abomination to the hyper-orthodox Salafis from which al-Qaeda draws its support.

So spring has given way to summer and we may be on the verge of autumn before we get to see the UK government's full response to the Silk commission.

Instead, that spring has given way to a winter of economic stagnation and political violence that has plunged Syria, Libya and Yemen into bloody civil war, has led to widespread unrest in Egypt, Iraq and Bahrain, and threatens to destabilize Arab governments from Morocco to Saudi Arabia.

These days at Straus Park, the crocuses and forsythias of early spring have given way to creamy white daffodils, bright yellow tulips and lavender azaleas.

Myers has continued the theme of timeless sensibility for spring/summer but has given the collection a "fresher, more architectural angle".

In five spring innings he has given up a run and four hits and has yet to walk a batter.

In 10 spring innings, Kershaw has given up one run and struck out 10. … The Rockies scored three of their runs in one inning off right-hander Jharel Cotton, one of the Dodgers' top pitching prospects.

And the market "Trump bump" has given business a new spring in its step.