Sentence examples for spur from the from inspiring English sources

A branch to Perceton Colliery (a short northward spur from the Irvine - Busbie line) opened on 26 June 1848.

The project, known as East Side Access, will build a new spur from the railroad's main line in Sunnyside, Queens, that will end at Grand Central Terminal.

It is a broad southwesterly spur from the Drakensberg Range near the northern tip of Lesotho and a few miles from its highest point, Mont aux-Sources.

In addition, a spur from the South Stream pipeline under the Black Sea will be directed into Serbia, enhancing its role as a transit point for Russian gas.

Also confirmed is a spur from the end of the Piccadilly Line to Heathrow's fifth terminal, which is to be paid for by BAA.

The night before the injury the yard shifter and crew had moved the cars a considerable distance further on the spur from the junction of the siding with the branch and on the up grade.

Interest in the grandchild spurred from the rank of the grandmother within a group.

And this is just another business venture that's spurred from the show's success.

His photo challenge with Mashable, spurred from the artist's abstract work, showcased the adaptive nature of functional design, taking everyday objects and incorporating them into a new visual perspective. .

In a hype of entertainment news coverage that spurred from the 45th annual Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts in Somerset, England, English singer and songwriter Adele took the internet by storm for the gown she wore during her June 25th performance.

Several proposals have arisen, including creating a "spur" from US 41/M-28 theough theastst end of Ishpeming to meet CR 480 west of Negaunee.