Meanings of made a spurt in English

Still it did not seem that Merriwell's horse had made a spurt.

When the leaders were less than fifty yards off Sid Todd made a spurt.

Suddenly Andy made a spurt and forged ahead of Conrad.

Thence he gained the cover of thick bushes, and made a spurt over the ridge.

All at once I stumbled just as Cubby made a spurt and flew forward, alighting face downward.

But then, terrible to see, our adversaries made a spurt, and were coming up again, hand over hand.

Still, by the evening, it was clear enough to break camp and we made a spurt of thirteen miles.

The Atalantas saw the movement, and made a spurt to keep their lead and gain upon it if they could.

Charley ran a good second most of the way, made a spurt, and breasted the tape yards to the good.

They were fading into it, and at that thought I made a spurt that won a dozen feet or more.

While there was yet a quarter of a mile to be covered Dick made a spurt and ranged up alongside of his chum.

Everybody suddenly remembered the exhibition and sale which was to come off before Christmas, and made a spurt to send some adequate contribution.

The hay wagon made a spurt and dashed straight through the frightened herd, scattering them right and left, like feathers blown by the wind.