The springtime 2010 question is: inevitable when?
Winter's inevitable last gasp -- keep fingers crossed -- vanquished the glories of springtime yesterday.
After futile attempts were made to merge with other schools, here came the narrative climax, a springtime Christmas.
At least the characters in A TALE OF SPRINGTIME (1990), Mr. Rohmer's romantic comedy, make an effort to define the term.
Then, Tales of the Four Seasons: Conte de Printemps (A Tale of Springtime, 1989), Conte d'Hiver (A Winter's Tale, 1992), Conte d'Eté (A Summer's Tale, 1996) and Conte d'Automne (An Autumn Tale, 1998).
In the early 1990s Mr. Upward was discovered anew by Enitharmon Press, which published old and new works by him, including "A Renegade in Springtime" (2003), timed to coincide with his 100th birthday.
"We knew it came to the market just before springtime last year and if there were positives in the Tour de France, then we think there will be positives from Beijing.
The present prototype has been designed to operate under room conditions and starting from springtime 2009 a Grant with F4E is in progress for the design and the assessment of the IVVS system for ITER, keeping in account all the environmental conditions and constraints.
Your faithful owner, James L. Dolan, is reportedly making good use of the company jet in search of Isiah Thomas's replacement, so you may want to keep a close lookout for those pricey strips of playoff tickets that could be arriving in the mail as early as springtime 2012.
The experiments were conducted in the growth chambers of the Department of Plant Protection at Ege University in Izmir, Turkey, during springtime 2012 and 2013.
We love to treat Passover as a sort of springtime Thanksgiving, with plenty of leftovers.
