M387) The discovery at Sippara of a school dating from the First Dynasty of Babylon is very fully worked out by Professor Scheil in Une Saison de fouilles à Sippara, pp.
The same remarks apply to this author’s publications in his Une Saison de fouilles à Sippar.
Scheil gave the text of two letters of this period, found by him at Sippara, in the Recueil de Travaux(799) and noticed others, and some more in his Une Saison de fouilles a Sippar.
La guerre est ma patrie, Mon harnois ma maison: Et en toute saison Combatre c'est ma vie," was a saying much in use in the sixteenth century.
And, half animated by an overpowering secret impulse, she sang the refrain "Car la saison est bonne" aloud while passing the stairs on her way into the dancing hall, where the rehearsal was to take place.
Other authorities divide the saison chaude et sèche into two periods, of which the latter, beginning about May, is called the Renouveau; and it is at least true that at the time indicated there is a great burst of vegetal luxuriance.
Mark down Molly Crudden, sir--she would be a glorious catch if a word in saison could fasten on her.
En cette saison on a beau rire le long de la côte.
Many a wedding is arranged during the Saison des Bains, nor can such unions be called mariages de convenance, as in holiday-time intercourse is comparatively unrestricted.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "saison" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
