Sentence examples for little spur from inspiring English sources

Fulton c Cook b Anderson 45 (New Zealand 81-2) Anderson tosses the ball to the umpire so that a little spur can be removed.

I think the proposal was genuine – albeit a little spur of the moment – but on the other hand, he almost let her drown in one of the more terrifying scenes this show has depicted.

"You end up getting lots of little spurs off the main route".

Stevenage, promoted to the 92-team English professional pyramid for the first time in 2010, will shoehorn about 7,000 into its tiny stadium and hope that adrenaline, Cup magic, and a little Spurs complacency can pull of the shock of the round.

When NY 280 was originally assigned as part of the 1930 renumbering of state highways in New York, it was little more than a short spur route off of NY 17 that followed the Allegheny River south to the hamlet of Quaker Bridge.

Hollande insists the agreement imposes too much austerity and does too little to spur growth.

But in today's fragile economy, the bulk of the new money is doing little to spur growth.

Track's marquee event, the Summer Olympics, usually does little to spur interest or generate income at the collegiate level.

Lower interest rates will do little to spur demand if banks cannot lend because of their mountain of bad loans.

"Additional monetary stimulus at this juncture seems likely to raise inflation to undesirably high levels and do little to spur real growth".

But a wide range of economists who have studied the idea say that such a tax holiday would do little to spur economic growth.