Then let us laugh as do the brooks, That such immortal youth is ours, If memory keeps for them our looks As fresh as are the springtime flowers.
If the melody of Springtime awoke no wild refrain, If the Autumn's gold burthen awoke no living pain, I would meet you and would greet you, as years ago we met, Before our hearts were shipwrecked on the ocean of regret.
In this deserted, dead city there were to-day no other sounds than the whirring of insect wings over the plants beginning to clothe themselves with springtime verdure, and the invisible scampering of reptiles under the layers of ivy.
With a bang he scattered over the carpet all the springtime bouquet, arranged a little while before by feminine hands with the feverishness of one who counts the minutes and lives on hope.
I knows thet when ye stands thar with ther sun on yore hair hit would be springtime fer me, even ef thar war snow on ther hillsides an' ice in ther creek.
Neither the freshly green and tuneful things of springtime nor the gorgeousness and fragrance of autumn could amend or temper its lethargy.
Pindar wrote a Dithyramb for the Dionysiac festival at Athens, and his song is full of springtime and flowers.
A man's ghost when he dies does not abide in its grave ready to rise at springtime and help the seeds to sprout; it goes to a remote and shadowy region, a common, pan-Hellenic Hades.
And now thespringtime of the year was on the beautiful Walnut Valley.
College students philosophize little in the springtime of their sophomore year.
And now the springtime was unrolling in dainty beauty of tender green leaf, and growing grass, and warm, sweet air, and trill of song bird.
Bug pointed to a group of students wandering about in search of dogtooth violets and other botanical plunder from Nature's springtime treasury.
You can lose a friend in springtime easier than any other season if you're too curious.
Come springtime seems like as if all th' world's callin'.
And it was like that with Colin when he first saw and heard and felt the Springtime inside the four high walls of a hidden garden.
She wanted to tell Colin about Dickon's fox cub and the rook and about what the springtime had been doing.
It's th' springtime an' out o' doors an' sunshine as smells so graidely.
The panther lay down again with a sigh, because he could hear Ferao practising and repractising his song against the Springtime of New Talk, as they say.
But I see that even in springtime the Jungle People do not always forget.
You are young, then remember youth's springtime is the time for study and for manly work: old, then lay aside the ugly vices off the flesh and turn your thoughts to what will be the latter end.
You who now, perchance, are proud and think that your springtime has not quite departed, and are for trampling others underfoot, you in turn shall underfoot be trampled.
He was the first, the last, the only lover of my devastated youth, and by his side the brief springtime of my happiness flowered and died.
The purple Nemophila is most abundant in the south, growing everywhere in early springtime upon hillsides partially shaded.
In midsummer, which is the vernal springtime of the mountains, many lovely species deck the alpine meadows and brooksides.
After the season of blossoming is over in the lowlands, we may pass on up into the mountains and live again through a vernal springtime of flowers.
It seemed to the second and third generations that the two sisters could hardly have been lovelier in that far-off springtime than now in the mellow beauty of their autumn.
IN MUSIC HALL Looking down upon the white heads of my contemporaries Beneath what mound of snow Are hid my springtime roses?
For him the rose has no fragrance, the sunlight no warmth, springtime no charms, in a word, nature has neither tone nor temper, until such has been assigned to it by the poet himself.
They stared lovingly at each other, the girl who was as lovely as life and love and springtime could make her, and the woman whom the game had broken.
It was springtime and Grandma, sitting in her kitchen, heard and wept for Fanny.
Then Nanny spoke--not to the broken body of Fanny Foster but to the gipsy, springtime spirit of Fanny.
This man is possibly afflicted with a troublesome liver, and this organ has a peculiar and most aggravating way of asserting itself in the springtime as it has at no other season.
Perhaps he likes the coming of the springtime best of all, because he is then enabled to play his game in the best degree of comfort.
Though summer's torrid heat cannot warm her to any voice, springtime and love make her tuneful, and every one hears the softly trilled, monotonous song jarring the mild air, but few know who is the singer.
The plover chuckles while he lingers at the bounteous feast of grasshoppers, but never pierces the August air with the long wail that proclaimed hisspringtime arrival.
There's Springtime in the air When the happy robin sings, And earth grows bright and fair, Covered with the robe she brings.
There's Springtime in the air When the buds begin to swell, And woodlands, brown and bare, All the summer joys foretell.
There's Springtime in the air When the heart so fondly pays This tribute, sweet and rare, Which to mother earth we raise.
A wise observer has called attention also to the fact that the various kinds of trees have in the early springtime also, only in a more subdued tone, the same colors which they put on in the autumn.
And it was in San Francisco's springtime that Concha Arguello made chocolate for the Russian to whom she was to give a niche in the history of her land; and sang at her task.
Such radiant wings and faces as still flash out from frieze and arch and column, such laughing looks, fresh with a dewy brightness, as if youth and springtime were enchanted in the stone!
Oh, sweet was the music the robins made To the springtime everywhere!
He sat in the corner of the railway carriage and stared out of the window without seeing the springtime changes in the flying landscape.
I recall an atmospheric effect in springtime resembling a light pearl-colored mist, which had none of the qualities of a fog, but rather lent a weird transparency to the air.
She loved posies did Levicy and every springtime we take some to her grave, me and Miss Sallie.
In the springtime the first dove you hear cooing to its mate, sit down, slip off your shoe, and there you will find in the heel a hair.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "springtime" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: greenness; juvenility; prime; spring; youth
