Sentence examples for spurs which from inspiring English sources

The Yankees said Sabathia may have bone spurs, which could require surgery.

A further 11 followed, nine in all for Spurs, which is a Premier League record for a single team.

Western Chihuahua, however, is broken by the Sierra Madre Occidental and its spurs, which form high, fertile valleys and deep canyons.

Mr. Trump has described the condition as heel spurs, which are protrusions caused by calcium built up on the heel bone, treated through stretching, orthotics or sometimes surgery.

After the game against Spurs, which will be feisty enough, the Chelsea players will have three days to count their bruises and get their minds around tackling Barcelona in the bigger semifinal, against the European champion.

At the working end of the twist there are two sharp points called spurs, which score a circle equal in diameter to the hole, and two radial cutting edges that cut shavings within the scored circle.

The burden of the theme is carried instead by the goofy names of the dishes — Earn-Your-Spurs, which is short ribs and grits, and the Sloppy Guiseppe, which is shredded pork and rib meat over pasta.

The Speed package commands a $24,400 premium over the woefully cheap Flying Spur, which checks in at $180,395.

Eventually, a podiatrist ascertained that she had a bone spur, which is also curiously called winkle picker's disease.

A path leads us down through pastures to an isolated spur, which thrusts out from the ridge, a spectacular viewpoint.

"My girlfriend and I attended classes in Larchmont and we'd run out of there and drive up to Ossining and practice at the Golden Spur, which was this little hole in the wall that's no longer there.