Sentence examples for very spur from inspiring English sources

"There's people whose doors I can knock on very spur of the moment.

She makes this West End business sound very spur-of-the-moment.

"Tom is a very spur-of-the-moment, independent kid, he always has been," said his mother, Tania Dobbs.

"Tom is a very spur-of-the-moment, independent kid, he always has been," Currie's mother told the Guardian.

Mr. Ackman's victory could very well spur a change in attitude at Canadian boards generally.

As our commenters point out, an increase in mobile uploads could very well spur the 'iReporter' movement, as citizens upload video taken at the scene of a newsworthy event as soon as it happens (we need look no further than the protesting and tragedies in Iran for examples).

The great 19th century south Asian poet Mirza Ghalib, whose seven children all died in their youth, gained inspiration from grief, remarking in a couplet: "The prison of life and the bondage of grief are one and the same Before the onset of death, how can man expect to be free of grief?" This very anguish spurred Ghalib to become one of the world's great romantic poets.

My second biggest fear was that my picture would be in a newspaper or on a television report in my mother's dress!" Both patrons and police recalled that a sense of discomfort spread very quickly, spurred by police who began to assault some of the lesbians by "feeling some of them up inappropriately" while frisking them.

He said: "I'm very optimistic that these really will spur economic growth".

Germany's subsidies for shortened working hours helped dissuade firms from firing workers; Mr Obama's subsidies for green technology fattened the bottom line of a few chosen firms but did very little to spur jobs.

AB is very much spur of the moment.