Sentence for spring | Use spring in a sentence

Spring example sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use spring in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for spring.

• Spring chicken was removed. (8)
• Spring had them by the throat. (8)
• It was the first real Spring day. (8)
• He had died in the following spring. (8)
• The early spring day was raw and cold. (9)
• Because I pressed on the right spring. (22)
• That weed Dancy gave you in the Spring? (8)
• They spring to their feet simultaneously. (9)
• Her marriage was to take place in the Spring. (10)
• The battle of Spring Hill was obviously decreed. (7)
• Mrs. Strangway often used to pick it last spring. (8)
• I came a dead thing, and it made me spring up alive. (22)
• The opening and closing was managed through a spring. (3)
• She was quite uninflamed, fresh and cool as a spring. (10)
• The blood that you have shed, laurels spring from it! (10)
• There was a woman he was very interested in this spring. (8)
• Did it spring from childish imperiousness or tragic peril? (10)
• His hands came out of his pockets as if lifted by a spring. (8)
• Those dangers, however, spring up when horses have the frenzy. (10)
• This bit of Spring suddenly given to him in the midst of Autumn. (8)
• The fullness of spring had come thus early to that southern coast. (12)
• And all the rush of the spring within him escaped in a triumphant sigh. (8)
• He must have been bewitched by the spring, the night, the apple blossom! (8)
• Mrs. Pendyce made the crouching movement of one who gathers herself to spring. (8)
• Snows of early Spring were on the pinewood country I had traversed with Temple. (10)
• Weyburn named the Spring holiday time, the season of the flowering Alpine robes. (10)
• The winter passed, and in the spring he was not so well as he had been in the fall. (9)
• The latter escaped by jumping backward, then crouched again and prepared to spring. (21)
• The spring fashions are partly down; and the hats the most frightful you can imagine. (4)
• Though how the spring could serve him, save by adding to his ache, he could not tell. (8)
• She was like a spring day in January; such a relief from that scented humbug, her mother. (8)
• The Fates must indeed be hard, the Ordeal severe, the Destiny dark, that could destroy so bright a Spring! (10)
• He dared not attempt to carry her ashore, for she might spring from his grasp into the flood. (9)
• In the spring of 1879 Lowell seems to have been in some uncertainty about his continued stay. (14)
• When he came back and began to work, her zeal and courage formed the spring of his enterprise. (9)
• That is why the poets, who spring imagination with a word or a phrase, paint lasting pictures. (10)
• Yet, somehow, to-night he felt no spring, no inspiration, in his handling of county constabulary. (8)
• She finished several songs and studies during the spring and summer, and left still more unfinished. (8)
• Spring came, and it was decided to venture again to plant the colony on the banks of the Red River. (19)
• Ill as he was, he went to England, after a farewell concert in Paris, arriving in the spring of 1848. (3)
• And memories crowded on him with the fresh, sweet savour of the spring wind-memories of his courtship. (8)
• In spring I care most for wild flowers, and if you will show me daffodils and crocuses and anemones . (10)
• Nevil had time to spring the flood of crimson in her cheeks, bright as the awning she reclined under. (10)
• When the spring opened Colonel Lapham showed that he had been in earnest about building on the New Land. (9)
• Say the marquis is November, say October; he is still some distance removed from the plump Spring month. (10)
• Our weaknesses are much more constantly the spring of all our annoyances and troubles than even our vices. (6)
• Spring found Ville Marie quite snug and comfortable, and the inhabitants wondering where the Iroquois were. (19)
• It was a delicious afternoon of Spring, with the full red disk of sun dropping behind the brown beech-twigs. (10)
• However, I still reckon on the approaching visit of Doctor Spring, whose prescriptions have always done me good. (14)
• Nay, if Semestre had tempted her with the sweetest cakes, she would not have left her favorite nook by the spring now. (5)
• A terrible illness raged throughout the garrison, and when spring came it was found that out of 3000 men 1200 had died. (19)
• She freed her hand from both of those he had closed upon it, and went back from him across the room with a sinuous spring. (9)
• And this laughter of reason refreshed is floriferous, like the magical great gale of the shifty Spring deciding for Summer. (10)
• The preparations of new carriages and furniture might wait for London and spring, when her own taste could have fairer play. (4)
• Much of the wild sweetness of Spring still clung to the high moor borders of Monkland on the early morning of the wedding day. (8)
• He informs me that he is to be married in the Spring; that is, if all continues quiet; married in the Spring. (10)
• She was a veteran Pagan, and may have had the instinct that a peculiar virtue in this young one was the spring of his conduct. (10)
• Believe me, I do not join in decrying it, except on her account: I could have forewarned her of an English Winter and early Spring. (10)
• In that early spring a few buds were showing already; the blackbirds shouting their songs, a cuckoo calling, the sunlight bright and warm. (8)
• She felt as if the spring would not pass without bringing a crisis, an event, a something to alter her present composed and tranquil state. (4)
• Open houses, hearty welcome to soldiers, was the rule among patriots, and hospitality was as free and unpolluted as sparkling spring water. (18)
• Spring has so much more than speech in its unfolding flowers and leaves, and the coursing of its streams, and in its sweet restless seeking! (8)
• The dressing done, they marched up the pass of Tonnistein, and took a deep draught at the spring of pleasant waters there open to wayfarers. (10)
• Under the starlight of the spring night there might be seen the figure of a man walking southward toward the black horizon of the great city. (13)
• The sweet Spring season stirred in Adrian as well as in others: not to pastoral measures: to the joys of the operatic world and bravura glories. (10)
• We watch her rehearsals in the spring with curiosity, and the other performers always profit by the directions and advice the veteran gives her. (21)
• The painful remembrance of the folly it had helped to nourish and perfect was the only emotion which could spring from a consideration of the building. (4)
• There were trees enough outside the town, cloud-swept hollows, tangled brakes of furze just coming into bloom, where it could preside over the process of Spring. (8)

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