springtime

The Census Bureau announced last week that it will not release the data states use to draw their legislative maps until the end of September — months later than the usual springtime release.

He had no food, no shelter from the temperatures that even in springtime plunged the nights well below freezing.

They’re skiing terrain that they used to wait until springtime for.

The country’s springtime lockdown kept death rates relatively low, but cases surged after the country eased its restrictions.

In the springtime, school-age children across the United States lost out on sports, proms and graduations as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Nazi t-shirts are also very popular in Thailand, which is one step away from staging a revival of Springtime For Hitler.

Obama started his springtime trip in the Netherlands, where he visited The Hague, seat of the International Court of Justice.

The current election season should be springtime for Democrats in Kentucky.

Indeed, Prada has become a vociferous advocate for springtime fur-wearing.

In Emilia Romagna, important churches and clock towers damaged in a series of springtime earthquakes will never be repaired.

So the winter passed and springtime came again with all its beauty, and he continued in his book business.

In a springtime landscape a young peasant girl is seated beneath a tree, looking before her over a sunlit plain.

As the bird must fly north in springtime, so must I drink the hemp smoke, when the genii bid, or die.

It was one day in the early springtime when the eunuchs spread canopies on the palace roof.

No doubt the river is often bank full in springtime when the snows are melting, and its pace is then materially faster.