Examples of using Spurred in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
That's what spurred us on.
That spurred me on to write also.
There was an incident downtown a couple of days ago that may have spurred this.
This book has spurred me on to travel.
He stayed very calm andwas really encouraging and spurred me on to push.
That thought spurred him into action.
Ultimately, it was an ugly comment from a stranger that spurred her to change.
This thought spurred her into action.
It spurred the wealthiest donors in the Albanian diaspora to channel significant funds to the KLA.
The initiative has spurred citizen involvement.
So what spurred the change in the Electoral College, no easy thing to do given that it requires an amendment to the Constitution?
The announcement of the young lady's death spurred up different comments.
World War II spurred economic development in Florida.
The near-miss made headlines across the United States and spurred the government into action.
My worry spurred me on, but… my son-in-law will grumble.
There were pros around me so I was spurred on to push myself to the limit.
This movement was spurred on and given its name by Sir Francis Galton in 1883, inspired by Galton's half-cousin Charles Darwin's work.
However, the chances are high that you will be spurred on to persevere and succeed with the product.
The transformation spurred huge interest in Bulgaria and abroad, as well as sparked a public debate about whether this type of modern art should be tolerated.
The Food and Drink Federation then released a‘manifesto for Food and Health' that spurred Mars Inc to replace the king size Snickers.
This decision has spurred protests and controversy around the nation.
Where NASA did waste money was, funny enough,on specially designed pencils, which further spurred the need to find a good alternative.
Participation in the war spurred capital investment and industrial capacity.
This spurred generations of officials to worry more about nuclear matters than they should have and to distort foreign and security policies in unfortunate ways.
The move to remove jQuery has spurred a lot of controversy in the development community.
The way that the Elton John Aids Foundation gets help to the people around the world who need it most- often the most marginalised communities- really spurred me on to do something.".
All that publicity has spurred development and turned Boracay into a big-time party beach.
In a few cases, the shortage of bodies for medical professionals in Europe andAmerica even spurred some to commit murder in order to sell the bodies to medical professionals.
This convenient synthesis spurred numerous studies of RLi reagents by others, and now organolithium reagents are one of the most versatile and valuable tools of the synthetic organic chemist.
The demand for Vuitton's durable, lightweight designs spurred his expansion into a larger workshop in Asnières-sur-Seine.