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Meanings of put the spurs in English
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Usage of put the spurs in English
1
She put the spurs to Buster and was gone into the starlight.
2
Mr. Moore put the spurs to his horse and galloped out of sight.
3
I put the spurs to General and caught up with McSween.
4
With these words the Intendant put the spurs to his horse, and rode away.
5
He put the spurs to his horse and rode away.
6
I've heard the word before. He put the spurs to his surefooted little garron.
7
Then Angus, he put the spurs to his horse.
8
But remember," she said, "not to put the spurs into me whatever may happen."
9
So he put the spurs to his horse, and followed it as hard as he could gallop.
10
Also, he had a large concupiscence to put the spurs in his flanks, and this Samuel did not have.
11
He put the spurs to his spirited animal, and the next instant was dashing wildly off over the sunlit plain.
12
At the top he put the spurs to his horse and headed straight as might be for the Wishbone ranch.
13
Simultaneously with the shot, Scott put the spurs to Ginger, and Doug reeled as the mare's shoulder thrust against him.
14
You slot in a pod, fill the bottom chamber with water, screw together and put the spurs to the stove.
15
In about two weeks-And he put the spurs so viciously to his horse that he was nearly unseated by the startled animal's leap.
16
Then Magnus let his horse breathe a while, and when he was ready he put the spurs to him, and set off in full gallop.
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Put the spurs through the time