Reactions to scents are personal, and even if lavender causes a feeling of relaxation in one person, it could spur something different in another, Violet said.
THE differences between men and women have long fueled bad jokes and self-help books, but recently they have spurred something less obvious: a wave of female-specific camping gear.
Now it's time to extend that concept to force Congress to do something to spur job growth and prepare the next generation of American workers — something, that is, other than the misguided sequester now in place.
Still, baseball people like Selig were looking for something to spur what eventually he would call "baseball's renaissance".
The contrary approach would at least keep him in the game as something to spur a higher bid from Silver Lake or Blackstone, which is most likely why Mr. Icahn is making the bid anyway.
Perhaps he was so disgusted by his putt on No. 7 that he figured he could not get any worse, but Tiger Woods found something to spur him from an otherwise desultory round.
Because for now, with things the way they are, the RBA will likely keep the cash rate at 1.5%, and those outside NSW and Victoria will have to look elsewhere for something to spur their economies.
What they wanted was something to spur the production of bone morphogenetic protein-2 (BMP-2), which stimulates bone growth.
In 2013 when Neil Patrick Harris performed his epic opening at The Tony's he delivered this statement to the audience: "There's a kid in the middle of nowhere who's sitting there living for Tony performances... reassure that kid, and do something to spur that kid, 'cause I promise you, all of us up here tonight, we were that kid".
"Hopefully, having this is going to spur the industry to find something that does last longer," Kobori said.
