Examples of using Spurred in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The bishop spurred on the hoodlums of the Christian community to enter the home of his neighbors and wreak havoc on it.
That sentence spurred much chatter inside the company,
Spurred on by the great success of ILM,
The original concept for Star Wars may have been spurred on by Flash Gordon,
Her father spurred on her interest in science by helping her with projects for her science classes.
They also spurred the Egyptian people to remain in the squares until the legitimate[rule], that had been usurped, was restored….
that really spurred me on, because I know that this way we are also leaving a clean beach for him,” he concludes.
The fine spurred debate in France about the right of the U.S. in extending its regulatory reach beyond its borders.
Tanis also recognizes him now as the old man at the Inn who first spurred them into action by calling for the guards in Dragons of Autumn Twilight.
His father's death in 1984 and the birth of his children spurred him to question more about his past.
It spurred a decade of redevelopment,
And if you think about those parallels to the arts-- the competition with the Bolshoi Ballet spurred the Joffrey and the New York City Ballet to become better.
that of Uber Night, which spurred the investigation.
new technologies and cheap fossil-fuel energy spurred an unprecedented boom in population growth.
that really spurred me on, because I know that this way we are also leaving a clean beach for him,” he concludes.
What spurred the Arab citizens to vote in the elections was precisely Netanyahu's campaign, which included messages
they came into service, and the outbreak of war in Europe spurred development of more capable types.
The 2003 medical-malpractice law spurred one of Tallahassee's biggest political fights of the past decade.
Spurred by the many claims against Reynolds,
involved in face-to-face combat, they would never have experienced the shock to their conscience that spurred them to action.