Sentence examples for is spurred back from inspiring English sources
Dougray Scott stars as the bereaved chef who loses his appetite for making trifle after the death of his wife (no, really) but who is spurred back into action by a few stern words from lovable friend and mentor Gordon Ramsay.
And after much hesitation, Mr Erdogan will visit Israel for the first time in May.If the government has been spurred back into life, some credit may go to the army.
Now they use the hill as a geological big brother, a way to be spurred back to the championship game, and the inclines, which burn their thighs, make sure the players work harder than they did last off-season.
Once again he is joined by guitarist and arranger Kante Manfila, with whom he worked in Les Ambassadeurs, and the gentle but energetic rhythmic backing is spurred on by fine, slinky female backing singers.
Migrants' political engagement is spurred by their "strong economic interests" back home (Kapur, 2014, p. 484).
That, too, is spurring demand.
I was able to speak to Wahl recently for a rare interview, to shed some light on a life with more twists and turns than any movie script, as well as the charitable causes that are spurring him back into the public eye: Disabled war veterans and animal rescue, two causes he considers a perfect match.
And voters – 91% of who disapprove of Congress' performance – could be spurred by recent partisan jockeying to back more congenial, collaboration-minded representatives.
"It's been great to have him back and he's spurred the lads on in the dressing room," said Brown, who ruled out reversing his decision to retire from Scotland duty.
On the coxae of the third pair of legs, the setae at the back are spur-like.
