| " As the flowers on the meadows and the breeze in the woods as the rumour of the river and the breath of the spring. | |
| " Shi-ro:" Fourth-Son. It is about my son, Shiro, whom Princess Yu gave birth to this spring... | |
| " The mills also sexual create texture , and afflictions spring separation of the sexes. | |
| " When spring breezes blow," | |
| "'...and from his loins shall spring a people... "'...as numerous as the stars in the firmament... | |
| " As the flowers on the meadows and the breeze in the woods as the rumour of the river and the breath of the spring. | |
| " Shi-ro:" Fourth-Son. It is about my son, Shiro, whom Princess Yu gave birth to this spring... | |
| " The mills also sexual create texture , and afflictions spring separation of the sexes. | |
| " When spring breezes blow," | |
| "'...and from his loins shall spring a people... "'...as numerous as the stars in the firmament... | |
| """Our bed springs used to do the creaking, now you want movies"."" | |
| "All right" isn't quite the phrase that first springs to mind, but... ..it's under control. | |
| "All waters contained in springs, wells, streams, rivers... "or any other source whatsoever, shall not be consumed by anyone whosoever... until the aforementioned waters have been thoroughly analyzed by a registered chemist." | |
| "As the flower's seed springs up the flower, As the nest hatches out a little bird" | |
| "Dawson's Creek springs a Leak," | |
| """Our bed springs used to do the creaking, now you want movies"."" | |
| "All right" isn't quite the phrase that first springs to mind, but... ..it's under control. | |
| "All waters contained in springs, wells, streams, rivers... "or any other source whatsoever, shall not be consumed by anyone whosoever... until the aforementioned waters have been thoroughly analyzed by a registered chemist." | |
| "As the flower's seed springs up the flower, As the nest hatches out a little bird" | |
| "Dawson's Creek springs a Leak," | |
| "Ah! Up then from the ground sprang I and hailed the earth with such a cry... "as not heard save from a man, who has been dead, and lives again. | |
| "And he sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whistle | |
| "He sprang to his sleigh, | |
| "I sprang from my bed To see what was the matter | |
| "Oh, sorry, Dr. So-and-so, "but I gotta miss sociology " because some fresh gandarium sprang up in the Roswell sewers." | |
| "Ah! Up then from the ground sprang I and hailed the earth with such a cry... "as not heard save from a man, who has been dead, and lives again. | |
| "And he sprang to his sleigh, to his team gave a whistle | |
| "He sprang to his sleigh, | |
| "I sprang from my bed To see what was the matter | |
| "Oh, sorry, Dr. So-and-so, "but I gotta miss sociology " because some fresh gandarium sprang up in the Roswell sewers." | |
| "The other took out of his pocket a switchblade and, after springing the blade, used it to slit the girl's blouse, as though intending to uncover her bust." | |
| "The war mentality is springing up again. | |
| "he gave one leap, and the joy of using his hind legs Was so great that he went springing... " | |
| # They are springing forward. | |
| 'The streets, fields, sands, and waters, springing in the young sun.' | |
| ! I sprung Adisa on them; | |
| ! She escaped. The boot must have sprung open when I hit... | |
| "And every morning," the traps would be sprung... but there would be no mice. | |
| "From France's incomparable soil... "has sprung a metal wardrobe for Joan of Arc!" | |
| "He sprung from the cabin window "upon the ice raft, which lay close to the vessel. | |
| "The other took out of his pocket a switchblade and, after springing the blade, used it to slit the girl's blouse, as though intending to uncover her bust." | |
| "The war mentality is springing up again. | |
| "he gave one leap, and the joy of using his hind legs Was so great that he went springing... " | |
| # They are springing forward. | |
| 'The streets, fields, sands, and waters, springing in the young sun.' | |
| ! I sprung Adisa on them; | |
| ! She escaped. The boot must have sprung open when I hit... | |
| "And every morning," the traps would be sprung... but there would be no mice. | |
| "From France's incomparable soil... "has sprung a metal wardrobe for Joan of Arc!" | |
| "He sprung from the cabin window "upon the ice raft, which lay close to the vessel. | |
