Sentence examples for that a springtime from inspiring English sources

11 p.m. 9) FROM STODGY TO CHIC Pop in afterward for a drink in the Grand Hotel's new Cadier Bar, sleekly elegant now that a springtime face-lift transformed it from stodgy stogie bar into a swank parlor for Stockholm's chic set, who come to sip flutes of Pol Roger or "midsummer martinis" (both 130 kronor), made with wild strawberry vodka.

(Is Gary Bauer in this somewhere? What ever happened to Orrin Hatch?) But that was a springtime form of inattention.

That led to a springtime of being mesmerized by the spillcam — a Pandacam for the doomsday-minded.

This time, the mistake only resulted in a springtime loss, one that probably will lost in the fog of a long season.

Now a month away from doing just that, Garrett is in a springtime no man's land.

Open the windows.[6] It sounds so simple, but we've become so used to climate conditioning that the simple pleasure of a springtime breeze lofting up your drapes and brushing your face is often lost.

He remained mayor in the town with the dowdy arena that has suddenly become a springtime sports Eden, unlike the empty Garden across the river, due east.

Those sales are the start of a springtime round of financings that culminate with the Treasury's quarterly refunding auctions in early May.

For the past ten years, ILoveTour has put on Saloufest, a springtime rampage that brings nine thousand British students to Spain's northeastern coast.

A cold, hard winter will bring a springtime of action that will mobilize tens of millions of people for the most historically profound movement of our times.

Producers said yesterday that a planned springtime run of "Tallulah," starring Ms. Turner and based on the life of the actress Tallulah Bankhead, would be delayed till the fall because of the lack of of "appropriate Broadway houses".