Sentence examples for the first spring from inspiring English sources

Emergence outdoors occurred mainly during the first and second autumns and during the first spring (Fig. 5).

Accordingly, sleepy lizard parents and offspring separate soon after birth and are not in direct contact, although their home ranges overlap in the first spring (Bull and Baghurst 1998).

Just before the first spring training workout of the 1975 season, Steinbrenner sent a cassette tape to the team's manager, Bill Virdon.

For much of that time, those same weather observers have also made detailed records about recurring natural events, like the appearance of the first spring peeper or the first witch hazel bush to bud in the fall.

The first Spring/Break was in a church, which donated its space while New York City was still reeling from the 2008 financial crisis.

Roundabout also said that a new play by David West Read, "The Dream of the Burning Boy," will be the first spring 2011 production at its 62-seat black-box theater.

This year the league is offering the first Spring Downtown Festival, featuring a variety of events from 11 companies over 11 weeks.

By Rosemary Thomas The New Yorker, June 6 , 1959P. 46 On Memorial Day, the first spring View Article By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb.

In the post-World War II era in New York State, the first fall turkey hunting season was in 1959, and the first spring season was in 1968.

Kollmann and Grubb (2002) suggested that the first spring would be the normal germination season of the species and that studies reporting delayed germination until years 2 or 3 may have been influenced by storage conditions of the seeds.

The DNC, on the other hand, was a magnificently orchestrated - if entirely contrived - production, as slick as winter asphalt after the first spring rain.