Sentence examples for there a spur from inspiring English sources

Crossrail, a new train line, will stop there; a spur may be built from a mooted high-speed railway known as HS2.At present 37% of passengers at Heathrow are transferring from one flight to another, compared with just 7% at Gatwick.

While there, as a spur of the moment thing I confronted Jon Husted, the Republican Secretary of State who has overseen the purges since 2011.

At Jordbruna, there was a spur for loading lumber, and at Tveite, there were three spurs, of which two went to the sand pit at Moelva and one to Myhre Torvstrøfabrikk.

There is a spur at the back of the protocone, suggesting a rudimentary hypocone.

Extra tracks were laid at Storemyr for parking of wagons and at Ydderstad, there was a spur to load lumber.

North of Tveite, there was a spur to leave part of the train if the locomotive needed to take two trips to get up the hill.

Similar to OLL, distal to the socket cell process, there is a spur and a string that projects into the cuticle; however, compared to OLL where the string is located at the very distal tip of the dendrite, the OLQ string originates more proximally from the distal segment (compare Figure 14 figure supplement 1A,B, Video 6) (Ward et al., 1975; Ware et al., 1975; Perkins et al., 1986).

And on it goes, the relentless whir of activity: in the evening, after dinner in the villa (a bowl of pasta), I stomp my way through line dancing - sadly, there's not a spur or cowboy hat in sight, but yee haw! - as our instructor would say - it's a giggle, and - take note Pedometer fanatics - a fast way to notch up 6,400 steps.

At Hval, located 27 km from Roa, there was formerly a spur to a military camp.

With the release of this popular film and television show, there has been a spur of fan activity on social media... and not necessarily positive responses.

Meanwhile, other parts of the private sector (like much of corporate America) are sitting on large hoards of cash; the prospect of moderate inflation would make letting the cash just sit there less attractive, acting as a spur to investment — again, helping to promote overall recovery.