Sentence examples for spring has to from inspiring English sources

I guess it's official now: The term "Arab Spring" has to be retired.

Spring has to prove itself before a hickory will come into leaf.

But in many ways, the best activity Cold Spring has to offer is what you're already doing — nothing too constructive, and taking your sweet time doing it.

Close to the entrance to the Saklikent (entry £1.15) a powerful spring has to be forded by holding on to a rope.

The stiffness of this spring has to be high enough to approximate a simply supported boundary condition for good performance.

What significance can spring have to you — or to me — or any of the others in this hole?

Describes an officer named Charlie who, each spring, had to pick up enough skilled workmen to effect the annual redecoration and refurbishing of the Baltimore City Jail.

To fire the weapon the trigger mechanism, which was essentially just a large spring, had to be cocked, and to do this was an extremely difficult process.

As far as I'm concerned, the first spring meal has to be lamb.

The Arab spring has turned to winter.

The spring has returned to the surgically repaired knee of Iman Shumpert, our defensive stalwart.