Sentence examples for feeling fired from inspiring English sources
"Hillary, can you excite us?" asks Osaremen Okolo, a 21-year-old African-American who supports Clinton but "misses feeling fired up" as she was for Barack Obama and as some of her friends feel about Sanders.
One enterprising fan, August Brandels, has created a three-and-a-half minute video that provides a good overview of most of that stuff, cut from various Apple commercials and promotional spots, and tied to a pulse-pounding soundtrack that actually really leaves you feeling fired up.
He lies around on his bed in the long Mediterranean afternoons hoping Oliver will walk in, feeling "fire like fear, like panic, like one more minute of this and I'll die if he doesn't knock at my door, but I'd sooner he never knock than knock now.
The Romney team, feeling rejuvenated, fired back.
October 9thA sure thing "I'm feeling pretty fired up and ready to go, because this morning, let me tell you what I did—I cast my ballot early for Barack Obama".
If you have been watching The Great Pottery Throw Down, the BBC's attempt to do for clay what Bake Off has done for self-raising flour and baking beans, you will probably be feeling very fired up about all things earthenware.
And if you are feeling really fired up, how about telling your legislator to limit the corporate deduction for travel, meals and entertainment to the Federal Per Diem?
Nothing beats the feeling of firing up a homebrew electronics project and I'm thrilled to see the maker community band together to elevate one of their own amazing hackers.
If you're not feeling confident, fire several shots.
Ambition, fear of being fired, feeling indispensable and self-imposed getaway guilt all help to explain why workers do not use all of their vacation days and why many prefer to take respites that are shorter than two weeks, even if they have banked significantly more vacation time.
As a teenager, I already knew the helpless, empty feeling of being fired, and never wanted to experience it again.
