Sentence examples for to think spring from inspiring English sources

I tried to think spring.

Those crazily warm days tricked the Northeastern stone fruit trees to think spring had arrived, and to begin putting out buds, which would eventually flower and become fruits.

We've got to think 2016, and think that's it's our last shot.

Hart seemed to think yesterday that the choice of captain for tonight's game was between Gerrard and Scott Parker.

The incident led me to think this week that I might be a little claustrophobic, or just a complete nutter.

So if you are looking for systemic breakdown, I believe you have to think today in terms of social breakdown".

My father used to say I was bloody useless and I like to think today he'd be proud of me.

Interest rates on corporate borrowing remain historically low, so there is no reason to think today's government borrowing is making it harder for companies to borrow.

"Urm, I'm actually retiring man," he said on a Los Angeles radio station, causing many to think Christmas had come early.

Without Sarkozy, would the chancellor have realized that the fate of the euro is more important than her political coalition, as she seemed tempted to think last summer?

I came to think, last spring, when the bake-offs began, that they were the kids' way of dealing with the Republican primary season.