Sentence examples similar to spur oneself on from inspiring English sources

"New technology is going to be spurred on by putting a price on carbon", Kim said.

Yesterday, technology stocks roared ahead on Wall Street, spurred on by gains by chipmaker Intel intc.

This one, obviously, was spurred on by Trump.

A few are spurred on to further acts of courage.

"I think a lot of time atmosphere is spurred on by offense.

Soros, who had long been considered emotionally aloof, was only spurred on by such attacks.

Kotelko used to train like that — spurred on by her severe Hungarian coach.

This effort was spurred on by cold-war economics and national security concerns.

Then came the ethanol craze, spurred on by runaway oil prices.

Technology stocks roared ahead today, spurred on by gains by chipmaker Intel intc.

My writing is often spurred on by outside forces.