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spring

[spring] / sprɪŋ /








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This spring, Dries Van Noten opens the Venetian palace he bought in 2025 to the public for his first curated presentation.

From The Wall Street Journal

It will also coincide with the spring equilux where day and night are the same length, marking the end of more darkness than light.

From BBC

In the near term, the uncertainty is so pervasive that it virtually guarantees the Fed does nothing, much as officials sat on their hands after the tariff announcements last spring.

From The Wall Street Journal

I almost stopped in my tracks as the realization sprang to my mind: he was waiting for me.

From Literature

Nobody is in the back, either, where undershirts flap on a clothing line and a garden bed, dirt and weeds in November, sits waiting to be readied for spring.

From Literature