"We have a major enemy attack coming southeast from Springe.

Today 13000 inhabitants live the core city of Springe.

We have an advance of six kilometers here, and almost as much here at Springe.

"Sir, we have these two German tank brigades at Springe.

A woodcock to mine own springe, indeed.

Springe was first mentioned in 1013 as Hallerspringe.

The Saupark Springe - a wildlife park - is located here.

Why, as a woodcock to mine own springe, Osric.

We hold our Saxon woodcock in the springe, But he begins to flutter.

He'd also been forced to gamble in giving highest transport priority to the armored division now approaching Springe.

However, when she belittles French and Latin as word sources, she falls into her own springe.

He pointed to Springe.

At that time Springe was a small village in the Kingdom of Hanover with less than 2.000 inhabitants.

It is also about 3 kilometres from Springe (car park towards Köllnischfeld).

After a two years traineeship she became an editor at a daily newspaper in Springe, where she was working for five years.

Therefore he could not possibly have been the man who set the springe for Huon de Domville, and killed him.

Springe is a town in the district of Hanover, in Lower Saxony, Germany.

Carl Dopmeyer, * 24 October 1824 in Springe, - 9.

Herbert Ihering, * 29 February 1888 in Springe, - 15.

In Springe Tanner got the information, that Goebel had learned the profession of a locksmith.

This is doubted in Deister since the sources are missing and the firm's name is not known in Springe.

The forest lay one side, the river, now but a shallow sluggish stream, lay the other; 'twas a cleft stick and the springe tightened.

In Springe a new factory is opened in February 1962 a new factory for the production of fluid control units with 200 employees.

Michele Emmer, publisher Springe.

Youth in East Galicia), Springe, 1995.

You knew all along where the little Snare girl was.

A little more looking and I found the snare, still set.

I always wanted to see how the snare would work.

One of them must have been caught in the snare.

Then he found that it was not a snare at all.

They'd set the snare and she'd put her head right in it.

Why do you always walk into my snare so easily?

Now the society wants all snares to be made illegal.

They, on the other hand felt there must be a snare somewhere.

Out of the snare and into the real trap, he thought.

From the first setting of the snares he had success.

She would have the able men set snares and hunt.

Another is this old friend, which acts as a snare.

They stopped short of the snare, turned back and struck out into the bush.

The thing is divided between them, but it must be some kind of snare.

"How do you know the rabbit is going to run into the snare?"

The question sounded like one with a snare built into it.

His mother gave him a snare drum at the age of ten.

It was I who had the snares laid in the earth.

I know more of snares and: traps than you do.

Fear not that I shall set a snare for you.

And then the sound of the snare again, with nothing to cushion it.

"You leave me here for an hour or so to set a snare.

He ran for a few yards, then went down as another snare caught him.

Any one could enter here; but leaving the snare was a different matter.

Only the first five questions are easy, to snare the whole family's attention.

In his place stood another, who had come there to snare him.

If she's made up her mind, and I think she has, she'll have him snared within the year.

Either that or it was a way to use his own system to snare him.

The network has never had a chance to snare him.

"Are we snared in this place for good and all?"

But he was snared and continued to see her despite the risk.

His arms snared her legs and she went down hard.

He almost went to Harvard but we snared him at the last moment.

After all, the subject was how to snare a celebrity.

A likely net to snare him, if he had not seen three like it in the past month.

She was snared by Eleanor and cut out of the group.

It was far superior to what I had been able to snare.

In his best state, Maine, he snared more than 30 percent.

She snared one of his hands and tugged at him.

Less than three hours later, he had snared his fourth decision without a loss.

But at this moment they had neither snares, nor anything to make them of.

He has snared 46 passes and run 193 times for 691 yards.

The pass took off and Brown snared it in the end zone.

Her offer snared his attention; he was no longer grinning.

Go early at lunch to snare a table on the porch.

The Internet has now snared the attention of everyone in the banking industry.

- but it was his music that snared her for life.

By snaring his image they have broken him, he realized.

Foreign insurers have snared only 3.7 percent of the insurance market here.