Sentence examples for take a spur from inspiring English sources

MILE 78: CHERRY VALLEY Take a spur of Route 20 — called the Historic Cherry Valley Turnpike — for about six miles from the main highway to see a distinctive marble Civil War monument with an eagle on top and a row of antique storefronts, including a general store with what looks like the original screen door, and a white-haired clerk who might have been in the supporting cast of "On Golden Pond".

Take a spur of the moment road trip cross country.

Walkers' Advice The best resource for anyone wanting to take a spur-of-the-minute walk or hike is "The New York Walk Book," published by the New York-New Jersey Trail Conference (www.nynjtc.org).

A Short History of Nearly Everything: If you are itching to take a spur-of-the-moment trip to St . Louisto watch the World Series, but know nothing about baseball, or St . Louis or nearly anything else, Bob Ecker has you covered in his article in The San Francisco Examiner.

Then he thrust the cap out of the window and waved it at the crowd as he took a spur-of-the-moment, wrong-way victory lap.

Innovation teams within any company can learn a lesson from Chobani: take an idea spurred by a core business which leverages just one Type of innovation and refract it into something more competitively advantaged by layering on other aspects of business model innovation.

Translation: If you have time to relax, take a plane, which spurred a discussion on the travails of dealing with airport security, even for someone like the mayor, who has a private jet.

It takes a sharp spur and a clanging cowbell to get most of them moving, and even then they're a pretty smooth, well-cushioned ride.

5.12am BST Spurs 100-103 Heat - 1.9 seconds remaining OT Spurs take a 20 second timeout.

5.09am BST Spurs 100-101 Heat - 31.3 seconds remaining OT Bosh blocks Parker's shot... AND A foul on San Antonio! 5.08am BST Spurs 100-101 Heat - 40.5 seconds remaining OT The Spurs take a 20 seconds timeout to advance the ball and possibly create a 2-for-1 situation.

The imperious Spurs take a 3-1 lead back to South Texas for Game 5 on Sunday.