"Spurs" Example Sentences
1. The spurs on his boots jingled as he walked.
2. The cowboy rode his horse with spurs on.
3. The basketball team from San Antonio is called the Spurs.
4. Spurs of rock protruded from the cliff face.
5. She wore a silver necklace with spurs as a pendant.
6. The knights' armor was adorned with spurs.
7. He spurred the horse on to a gallop.
8. The troops marched with spurs clanking against the pavement.
9. She rubbed the spurs on her knees, trying to ease the pain.
10. The Spurs won the championship once again.
11. The hiker's boots had spurs that helped him climb the mountain.
12. The horse owner replaced the old spurs with new ones.
13. The rooster crowed and flapped its spurs.
14. The Spurs' fans cheered as their team took the lead.
15. The leather chaps had spurs attached to them.
16. Riding with spurs can be dangerous for both the horse and rider.
17. The spurs had to be adjusted to fit his small boots.
18. The cowboy's spurs had intricate designs etched onto them.
19. The rooster's spurs were a bright red color.
20. The Spurs' coach made a crucial substitution in the game.
21. The cavalry wore spurs to be able to control their horses better.
22. The Spurs are known for their fast-paced style of play.
23. The young rider missed the horse with his spur and landed on the ground.
24. His old boots were worn out with rusted spurs.
25. The Spurs have a strong defense this season.
26. The rooster's spurs can be sharp and dangerous.
27. A cowboy never leaves the house without his spurs.
28. The horse had sensitive skin, and the rider chose to ride without spurs.
29. The clanking of spurs could be heard as the soldiers marched past.
30. The Spurs' coach was fired after a string of losses.
Common Phases
1. Heel
spurs can cause excruciating pain; I know because I have them.
2. The cowboy's boots were adorned with shiny
spurs; he looked every bit the part.
3. The basketball team made an impressive comeback in the fourth quarter; their
spurs were definitely showing.
4. The rancher needed to find a new
spursmith after his old one retired; he couldn't trust anyone else with his prized possessions.
5. The hiker had to improvise a make-shift splint out of his
spurs; he had injured his ankle and was miles away from civilization.