Sentence examples for to be spring from inspiring English sources

The season seems to be spring.

"And then also, it's getting to be spring".

"I don't want it to be spring break each weekend," Mr. Dufty said.

But it also happened to be spring in England – the first spring Hockney had experienced after 21 years in LA.

The more popular times tend to be spring and fall, during more primary hunting and fishing seasons.

He chose his birds — nightingales, meadowlarks, mockingbirds, cardinals, robins, and song sparrows — with two criteria in mind: "The sounds had to be seasonal," meaning they had to be spring calls, "and they had to project well".

It has to be tomorrow.

It's supposed to be June 29.

That seems to be today's watchword.

This time that happens to be Election Day 2012.

And they continue to be today.