61.   In fact, it just could cause some trouble come spring.

62.   In fact, come spring, soup nesters say they will not give up their tried and true solace.

63.   In Punjab, spring comes in the blink of an eye.

64.   In the last four years, the fighting has subsided in winter, and once spring comes, well-rested combatants renew the carnage.

65.   Into this land no more our own, Does spring come also to these stolen fields?

66.   It is doubtful that many women will follow the fashion rabbit down this design hole come spring.

67.   It was spring in Oklahoma -- spring comes early to these parts -- and all was new again.

68.   It will be interesting to see what happens come spring.

69.   Meanwhile, come next spring, Northridge will have practically zero visibility.

70.   More middle-income and even upper-income income parents are facing cash crises come spring, when college acceptance letters roll in.