Sentence examples for suddenly spur from inspiring English sources

But a poor result, in a regularly scheduled election, in a state the party hasn't controlled for decades is going to suddenly spur the party to action?

Japan's prime minister has met his Vietnamese and Mongolian counterparts to discuss new production.Japan has been suddenly spurred to action before.

Mr. Kagan likened it to the way North Korea's invasion of South Korea suddenly spurred a big increase in the Truman administration's defense budget and in its willingness to confront the Soviet Union more aggressively, an approach that had been urged by Dean Acheson and Paul Nitze but resisted on budgetary and other grounds until war began.

Choirmaster Michael Dann said: "The majority at Wattisham are non-singers, but there is something about singing in a group that suddenly spurs everybody on and it's just working so well.

"The notion that recent media stories suddenly spurred our industry to act.. are inaccurate," she said.

The Red Cross and city inspectors arrived, and management was suddenly spurred into action ― but gave some affected residents just five days to get out.

And suddenly Spurs need three!

People who never thought of themselves as "activists" have suddenly been spurred into action - and they're using the same tools the Obama campaign used to win the presidency.

Suddenly, the Spurs were accelerating toward 60 victories, and with the Lakers bumbling, the standard rose.

What had been an effective way to reward key people suddenly has the potential to demotivate them or even spur them to quit.

Ms. Vincent's article "Suddenly Not Susan," her first for The Voice, helped spur an angry demonstration at the newspaper in November 1999.