Sentence examples for constant spur from inspiring English sources

Fame was his constant spur.

Brunborg brings a soul-sax rootsiness, and UK keyboardist Jim Watson is a constant spur, notably in his Fender Rhodes solo and the churning undertow of the hustling, uninhibited Ride Me Up.

A handful of employees tend thousands of hogs that spend their lives entirely indoors, under constant lighting, to spur growth.

camera that could serve as the filmmaker's constant companion for spur-of-the-moment shooting.

He was able to use his pace on the flanks for Arsenal but he showed his quality through the centre as a constant threat against Spurs on Saturday, his performance drawing great praise from his manager.

Without constant self-criticism to spur myself on, people worry, won't I just skip work, eat three tubs of ice cream and watch Oprah reruns all day?

For all Liverpool's dominance they rarely put constant pressure upon the Spurs backline, or threw men forward relentlessly to cause overloads in the final third.

The explanation may be that the interaction, inspiration and very immediate competition with others provided a constant reminder and feedback, spurring the poster artists on and, thus, they strived to excel.

The constant distraction of a cigarette spurred them to start working on Juul.

Now the Spurs' offense features constant movement both on and away from the ball.

But in the contemporary, "nothing matters but this game" NFL, spurred on by constant criticism in talk radio and social media, the slow development of a quarterback is not allowed.