Sentence examples for spur themselves from inspiring English sources

Like Gilles, in other words, he missed the dawn, being just too young to roll in its bracing dew, and what I like about this film — and what is sure to infuriate true soixante-huitards — is its amused, melancholic view of teen-agers who spur themselves toward political actions in which they don't always believe, because the basic wish to believe remains so strong.

While the four-game sweep of the Knicks and the improved health of their key components -- Kidd and Martin -- have the Nets convinced they are in excellent shape, they have spurred themselves on by maintaining that the only believers are in their locker room.

Spurs themselves travel to Villa Park on Sunday where they have twice won by a 4-0 scoreline in the last 10 months.

A new university technical college for around 1,000 pupils aged 14-17, sponsored by Spurs themselves and Middlesex University, is being built above the Sainsbury's and will also lease the premises from TH Property Limited.

If Tottenham were vague in attack – and Liverpool have now scored more Premier League goals from open play at White Hart Lane this season than Spurs themselves – in defence they looked like what they were: a team with a makeshift left-back and a central midfielder at centre-half.

Indeed, equity strategies in themselves spur long-term, sustainable economic growth.

Only a real commitment from the non-OPEC countries to make production cuts themselves would spur the Saudis to turn off the pumps.

Hopefully these findings in and of themselves will spur such research moving forward.

If we all start talking about how transformative birth control can be -- and how important it has been in our own lives -- we can help poor women and men empower themselves and spur large-scale economic development.

The poison injures small blood vessels and can spur our cells to kill themselves.

It was an audacious marketing move that spurred the artists themselves to still more outrageous acts of self-promotion.