Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Scrolls and foliage spring from groups of columns of four.
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To preserve your charger, wrap the spring from a ballpoint pen around the wire where it meets the connector.
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It seemed to spring from the fact that almost every young person was possessed of an ingrown ambition to be somebody financially and socially.
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They will point to the difficulty many immigrants have getting their credentials recognized, and the social disruption that can spring from culture clash.
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All of the exhibits were brightly painted and housed farm animals collected each spring from area farmers willing to donate them.
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While being handled and during the planting of the mine a safety pin prevented the spring from accidentally triggering the fulminating charge.
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The sixth story displays pairs of round-arched windows with voussoirs that spring from molded bands and projecting keystones.
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Whatever agreements or disagreements may spring from his specifics, the author deserves our respect, gratitude, and applause.
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