Sentence examples for another spurt of from inspiring English sources
Just as remarkable, given its size and success, Wal-Mart looks set for yet another spurt of growth in the next few years (see article).
"He's trying to show another spurt of his ability in the community, but for some of us it's a little too late because people are looking for something fresh and somebody they can count on," said Bishop Larry D. Trotter, the pastor of Sweet Holy Spirit Church, who has backed Mr. Jackson in every previous election but decided to now endorse Ms. Halvorson for the Democratic nomination.
I previously detailed another spurt of bad luck on the road with Love As Laughter and once again I got to hit the road, this time to play the Northwest Music Fest with Modest Mouse.
Another spurt of interest in the whereabouts of dictators' loot occurred in the late 1990s after the overthrow of Mobutu Sese Seko, President of Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo), and the sudden death of Nigerian dictator Sani Abacha.
Two years since I first began taking estrogen, my social transition complete, I still check them every morning before I shower, cupping my hand under modest B-cups and using the gaps between my fingers as lines on a ruler to detect another spurt of growth, knowing I'm only a few years into a strange second puberty stuffed into my adulthood.
The Sooners had scored 12 unanswered points in the first half, and now, threatened in the second half, they went on another spurt, scoring 19 of the next 22 points to move ahead by 83-65.
Is McIlroy's breakaway from Horizon the inevitable result of another awkward growth spurt of a budding superstar, or is it another dot to connect in an emerging pattern of impulsiveness?
Only minutes into the second half, Kendell Craig took care of another spurt.
Another theory is that a spurt of star formation occurred near the Milky Way's galactic center, which produced gas-ejecting supernovas.
However, there has been a spurt of interest in another unique type of regularity called anitperiodicity.
Another factor is that the economy is enjoying a rare spurt of growth: GDP is expected to rise by 2% this year.
