91.   Spring would come earlier, lengthening the growing season but shortening the ski season, researchers said.

92.   Spring comes late to the shores of the Great Lakes.

93.   Spring comes.

94.   Spring has finally come to the upper Midwest.

95.   Spring that year came with a glorious rain, slow and steady, soaking into the gray fields and pastures, filling the creeks and stock tanks.

96.   Spring will come too soon for Foshee and other downhill devotees.

97.   Spring will come.

98.   Spring always comes again.

99.   Spring came.

100.   Spring comes grudgingly to the Berkshires, if at all, but a cool, green summer is the compensation.