Because the Hornet's crime-fighting aroused suspicion, patrol officers dogged the car.
Looming economic uncertainty and concerns about overseas fighting have also aroused American's urge to nest.
Across the Plains, Rector's first film written for the western Essanay, was released in April 1911, and Bioscope billed it as "a dramatic picture that will arouse your fighting blood" (suppl. xxii).
Reading either lets one actually feel what it is to be aroused by language to fighting spirits.
Public opinion might have been more aroused against the regimes openly fighting their rebellious peoples, but in the Gulf countries there was a growing gap between the promotion of democracy abroad and the firm suppression of domestic dissent.
For decades, dedicated citizens of both races (and both parties) had been fighting — and, yes, dying — to arouse the conscience of the country on civil rights and to persuade the powers that be in Washington of the need for comprehensive federal legislation to smash the system of sanctioned segregation.
Nationalist passions have been aroused by the latest fighting - with real anger directed at the old enemy, Thailand.
But the Iraq issue has clearly aroused the traditional, honorable conservatism of fighting men, who know what war costs.
Like all things worth fighting over, a neighborhood Jewish deli arouses passion and nostalgia.
By 382 the league's power had aroused the hostility of Sparta, which, after three years of fighting, defeated Olynthus and disbanded the league in 379.
The performance artist Karen Finley strutted by in a tight-fighting orange leather jumpsuit, carrying a copy of her new book, "Aroused: A Collection of Erotic Writing".
