Sentence examples for taste of spring from inspiring English sources

The Eastern Shore of Maryland, a two-hour drive from Philadelphia, where I live, seemed a good bet for that and for an early taste of spring.

Michael Zee, instagram.com/symmetrybreakfast This recipe preserves the taste of spring, with the cream cheese taking on the ever-more complex flavours of the oil.

Provisional recordings show that the UK has also seen 25% more sunshine than usual over the last four weeks as temperatures climbed and Britons enjoyed their first taste of spring.

For the first white men who came to the mountains, ramps supplied not only an initial taste of spring but also vital protection against rickets, though the settlers probably did not know it.

The first major wave of Russian tourists after the fall of the Soviet Union did not necessarily do their country proud, sometimes acting like rowdy college freshmen getting a taste of spring break in Florida.

A couple of weeks ago, Kyo Ya offered a taste of spring's first young bamboo shoots.

It will taste of summer itself.

And not their taste of today.

Cloves are the taste of Christmas.

Across Portugal, cod is the taste of Christmas.

The bitter taste of 1967 was still in the mouth.