Le Printemps lay in their way, and she asked that, when they reached it, for a moment she might alight.
But before Le Printemps was approached, the car turned sharply down a narrow street.
He said Au Printemps was unique, promised I'd find it most amusing.
Even now Au Printemps was in frantic eruption, its doors ejecting violently a man at each wild revolution.
Was he to believe Au Printemps the legitimate successor in America of that less pretentious establishment on the rue d'Antin, an overseas headquarters for Secret Service agents of the Central Powers?
The group before Au Printempshuddled together in ludicrous inaction, as if stunned.
Au Printemps itself is new, at all events did not exist when I was last in New York.
To kill a Hen, chicken or Capon and giue it life againe.
I will in briefe set you downe some pretty conclusions, and so I will proceede with other feates in other kindes.
The counsailor entred into his house, which was verie faire; he had in it a faire court, and therein a gallant fountaine and a garden.
To my dear Steward, down o' your knees you infidel, you Pagan; be drunk and penitent.
A mocion moued aboue amongs the heauenly route, and not an ac{t} wrought in the grosenes of man's infirmitie.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "printemps" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
