Sentence examples for will be spurred on from inspiring English sources
Quite the opposite: if the students make some headway, others will be spurred on to push their agendas more forcefully.
"This series of photographs has done it justice like never before and I hope many more people will be spurred on to visit as a result".
Graham returns after being left out by Steve McNamara for the opening match, reportedly for a breach of discipline, and the co-hosts will be spurred on by a sell-out crowd in Huddersfield.
They will be spurred on by a capacity crowd in excess of 15,000, which would be a ground record, and the prospect of the game's ultimate test against Australia on Tuesday.
Lahm's team are under considerable pressure to deliver the club's fifth European Cup having been eclipsed domestically by Borussia Dortmund this season – they lost the German Cup final 5-2 thethe league champions last Saturday – but will be spurred on by memories of losing to Internazionale in the final two years ago.
Their efforts will be spurred on by The Band of the Brigade of Gurkhas playing in Leadenhall Market and military bagpipers at various Tube stations.
Once in the rhythm of yoghurt making, you'll be spurred on to use more in your cooking.
It rose by around the same amount last year and will no doubt have been spurred on by India's recent announcement of a $45bn programme of military modernisation.
As Palestinians rejoice in the streets of Gaza and the surviving students shout for the death of Arabs, we can only hope that the leadership on both sides will be spurred towards healing rather then retribution.
Arsenal will be Arsenal, Spurs will be Spurs.
