Sentence examples for springtime of life from inspiring English sources

Larger than the endlessly fascinating intricacy of the ballet's design, the impression the dancing left was the embodiment of social grace in the springtime of life.

"Dandelion Wine," which had its New York premiere on Wednesday night, is an instant winner, a joyous ode to the springtime of life.

'Tis, of course, the season of Carnival ("mardi gras"), the springtime celebration of life and the last gasp before the onset of Lent and the abstinence often required or at least acknowledged.

You fell under the spell of a storyteller looking back, with wistfulness and ironic detachment, on the springtime of his life.

He sang "A Hazy Shade of Winter," about missing "the springtime of my life," when he was 26; in "Still Crazy After All These Years," he acted middle-aged at 33.

I took on that ruling, in the springtime of a life of diminishing resolution, as a challenge.

The springtime of Beth Orton's life happened in Norfolk, a lowland in the east of England.

"We wanted it to be an oasis of life, or springtime beneath the earth," Mr. Ramsey said.

"The groundhog is clearly the resurrected Christ, the ever hopeful renewal of life at springtime, at a time of pagan-Christian holidays," he said, adding: "And when I say that the groundhog is Jesus, I say that with great respect".

Michael Bronski, a film critic with the magazine Forward and a visiting professor at Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, where he teaches a course in film history, said: "The groundhog is clearly the resurrected Christ, the ever-hopeful renewal of life at springtime, at a time of pagan-Christian holidays.

Remember, always look on the bright side of life.Springtime may come early for the credit market.