springtime

She brought a springtime you thought you'd lost back into your heart.

It was springtime in 1948, three years after the end of the war.

"We used to have country in the springtime here," she said.

Though it was springtime, his son turned the heat on for him.

It's not much now, but you should see it in springtime.

I should like to see them in springtime, and white with snow.

He had time to think as they passed west through springtime.

It was sometimes described as the "springtime of the people."

We might have had a perfect love, the springtime thing that's in all the books.

Perhaps they seek them on the other side of the world, come springtime.

"That means higher prices, not only for now but in springtime."

"I tell you now that it is springtime on this earth!"

But it was almost winter by then, and we decided to wait until springtime.

One says it looks like California in the springtime of a wet year.

The dates of play were set often early in the new year, before springtime.

It always seems to happen at Augusta in the springtime.

It is springtime, and nature must once again be made to behave.

She went on to predict that they'd be with us until springtime.

In this springtime, her career has come into full bloom.

You all know that plague comes with the springtime, which is not so many months away.

By springtime he'd know what fine tuning would be needed.

Besides which, I can use help in the garden now it's springtime.

A major springtime race, it has been a grade I event since 1998.

The Pistons will be playing very late in the springtime.

The air travel system is already a mess, and it's only springtime.