spur on造句

This exchange might then spur on agricultural production.

It is foolish to spur on a willing horse.

The president called for efforts to "spur on more success stories like the Allen Brothers."

We can modernize our power grid, which will help conservation and spur on the development and distribution of clean energy.

Both sides should give a full role to each other's cultural centers to spur on educational and tourist cooperation.

And to spur on more success stories like the Allen Brothers, we've begun to reinvent our energy policy.

So, strengthen the legal norm to the E-government to study and spur on the flying horse for the development of the E-government, of great significance.

inspire; to stimulate; to spur on; be inspired with enthusiasm; to rouse oneself; to brace oneself up