Sentence examples for tinged spring from inspiring English sources

However, he notes that the accumulation of pollutants in fish and other animals could make tinged spring runoff a concern in industrial areas nestled against high peaks, such as Denver or Mexico City.

Although talk of an Israeli strike on Iran has cooled in recent weeks, the issue tinged this year's holiday ceremonies.

TOKYO (AP) - Cherry blossom season has arrived in Tokyo, tinged this year with particular sadness.

The Jayhawks sing wistful alt-country songs that are tinged with 1960's pop and talk about rainy days and lost loves.

Here, on the other side, agriculture rules: fields of improbable green disrupt the desert brown, date trees reach for the sky, and citrus groves offer leaves still tinged by last winter's catastrophic frost.

Times Square is a victory party -- the atmosphere of a tailgate, or a mini New Year's Eve tinged with anger, and so thick with cameras and reporters the man-on-the-street cannot sneeze off the record.

Our reader reviews have taken on a youthful tinge this week, with reviewers stepping up to put debuts forward for this year's Guardian First book award.

A group of masked individuals gave subterranean vandalism an activist tinge this week: They tampered with subway entrance equipment with the aim of letting commuters in Manhattan and Brooklyn ride free, the police said on Saturday.

Definite West Coast punk with a psych tinge from 1978: singer Ricky Williams draws blood without realising.

Our launch today is tinged with sadness because last May Roberto died unexpectedly from an abdominal aneurysm.

True, on the rack, his violet-tinged spring collection looks floralicious enough for socialites and actresses who need a camera-ready frock to face the photographers.