Easter-time

Likewise the slabs of mozzarella just off the jet from Naples, perfectly seared baby artichokes and extraordinary desserts that run from a red-wine mousse with hint of cinnamon to an Easter-time ricotta pudding made with, yes, rice.

Risotto Rising 2009

They'll look great on your friend's window sil at Easter-time.

Pot o' narcissus... Gumbo Lily 2009

The Easter-time push of rabbits puts me off not because I do not find them deserving of our society's affection -- just the opposite.

Agnieszka Tennant: The Easter Bunny's Seedy Underbelly 2008

At Easter-time, the Barons assembled at Stamford, in Lincolnshire, in proud array, and, marching near to Oxford where the King was, delivered into the hands of Stephen Langton and two others, a list of grievances.

A Child's History of England 2007

Where-in Nacey takes you on a visual journey of two of her favourite Easter-time movies...

25th March '05 2005

I remember watching it every year around Easter-time, and being captivated everytime and even to this day.

Off to see the Witch RobB 2005

I remember watching it every year around Easter-time, and being captivated everytime and even to this day.

Archive 2005-02-01 RobB 2005

I remember watching it every year around Easter-time, and being captivated everytime and even to this day.

Wicked Fortitude RobB 2005

One year, Good Friday passed, and Easter-time had progressed to the joyful Monday, ere cognisance of the season came.

The Confessions of a Beachcomber 2003

I climbed over, back into sunshine and a freshly moving breeze, and the open, sloping field where, as children, we had come every Easter-time to roll our hard-boiled eggs in a sort of version of the conkers game played in autumn with horse-chestnuts.

Rose cottage Stewart, Mary, 1916- 1997