Sentence examples for spurs push from inspiring English sources

Ginobili, who turns 36 this month, had said he would think about retirement after the playoffs, but he helped the Spurs push Miami to seven games in the finals last month.

Apart from the Spurs 'Push and Run' side that won the League in 1951, Tottenham fans had to wait until the early Sixties before they could claim real dominance over Arsenal.

This time his cross was initially cleared but, as Spurs pushed out down the right, Leicester regained possession and exploited the space behind them.

Buoyed by Bale's brilliance, Spurs pushed for the win that would aid their bid for Champions League qualification.

With the right players, it could be a spur pushing the performer toward new territory.

This isn't so much the old push-and-run Spurs as push-and-run-and-snipe-and-hustle, albeit in a controlled kind of way.

Mr Bush has earned his spurs by pushing the tax cut through Congress.

Authorities in the Czech capital, meanwhile, fear a serious accident could be imminent, spurring a push to ban Segways from pavements, pedestrianised areas and tourist hotspots.

"When you're written off it gives you that determination and spur to push on, I would be delighted and I'm sure everyone else at this football club would be.

Now the shooting at the Washington Navy Yard by a man who authorities say showed telltale signs of psychosis is spurring a push to move ahead with bipartisan mental health policy changes.

Spurring that push by Waywire, according to people who were told the thinking of the partners, were two factors: an increasingly clear sense that the company was not making progress toward its goals, and the likely need to sever ties with Mr. Booker, a Democrat, once he entered the race — and instantly became the front-runner — for the now-vacant Senate seat in New Jersey.