Sentence examples for spurs to create from inspiring English sources

In a world where Tim Duncan no longer commands complete defensive attention, Parker's dribble penetration is the most direct means for the Spurs to create open shots.

Spurred to create an animation himself, Judge bought a film camera and went to work.

Marcelo was spurred to create her business by her difficulty finding child and elder care for her family while she was running a startup earlier in her career.

Mr. Alexander said he was spurred to create a tribute now because he feels that people have started to forget about Cole.

But, once you find your way in, you realize that the architect, Massimiliano Fuksas, has taken the blandness of convention centers as a challenge, a spur to create the kind of architectural flourish that dispels all thoughts of dull functionality.

This symbiosis often spurs endophytes to create novel and useful substances.

Hull's high-pressing game was causing their visitors real problems as a lacklustre Spurs struggled to create any chances of note in a dismal first-half performance.

New plays are often developed because a writer is so in love with a particular subject matter, style or concept that his all-consuming nostalgia for a particular chapter in history spurs him to create his own tribute to something he dearly loves.

A one-spur cancellation scheme is first described, for which we exploit the a priori knowledge of the spur frequency to create a reference of the polluting tone with the same frequency.

Will lower taxes on the rich spur them to create more jobs?

It was the 250th Anniversary Fund that spurred Poor to create the course, he said, referring to an initiative that provided funding for classes like his.