| The many species of cockspur thorns are multiplied by numerous varieties. |
| On arriving in cockspur Street, Hamar's temper underwent a still further trial. |
| Before fog leaves the scrub-oak Or the grasses of the downland, Take dragonwort under the black alder, Take cockspur grass and henbane, The belladonna, the deadly nightshade. |
| One afternoon in the spring of '95 I happened to meet him at a corner of cockspur Street. |
| And then, in excellent spirits, he repaired to cockspur Street. |
| The project not only renews the 200-year-old Canada House, it connects the Chancery to the adjacent building at 2-4 Cockspur Street. |
