Sentence examples similar to do a spur from inspiring English sources

If you are wanting to do a spur-of-the-moment thing, just sit back and think "am i really going to want this in 10 years?" Try something adrenaline rushed like skydiving or go carting.

The educational and social structures around kids need to do a better job of spurring outreach in the field.

The designation was done as a spur to the alignment of PA 84, which was designated from Piatt Township to the New York state line.

The bad body art comes from making spontaneous decisions to go and have a tattoo done on a spur of the moment.

Perhaps "The Supreme Court" does serve as a spur to thinking, if only in reaction to its boringness.

You do not want to do this as a spur of the moment thing.

And how do you spur a government to reform when it doesn't have the means to?

If, as many investors expect, the Fed increases rates only moderately and does not bring growth in the United States to a halt -- and if the large federal budget deficit and the decline in the dollar do not spur a spike in market interest rates -- then emerging markets could sail through unscathed.

He has been vague on what he would do to spur an economy that has averaged growth at around 6percentt under Aquino.

That failed, as did an effort to spur efficiency by raising vehicle fuel standards one mile per gallon each year for a decade.

Last month, the departing governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King, gave a speech at the International Monetary Fund in which he said — a bit acidly — that there was a limit to what monetary policy could do to spur recovery in a country like Britain, where a small number of stingy banks dominate the economy and the government is tightening its spending.