Sentence examples for fire up from from inspiring English sources

Firefighters have dug containment lines around 56 percent of the fire, up from about 30 percent earlier in the day, officials said.

According to Smith, coal takes a day to fire up from a cold start, while nuclear would never be shut down because of the expense and the 2-3 days it would take to restart.

Daily Mail David Beckham - 7.2 "Fired up from the off".

On top of that, the fans have been fired up from the first pitch.

Trump gets "so fired up from 'Saturday Night Live' doing a skit on him," Schumer said.

Burt - fired up from the rally - agreed, "there might be a surprise".

King's songs have a burnished quality, a glow, as if they are fired up from inside her.

Fired up from his brief foray, Mr. Otto says he's exploring the option of running as a write-in candidate in the general election.

Any trip to Seattle is tough, but the Sounders are still fired up from their CCL elimination and they looked downright scary on the attack against Toronto.

Godard arrived in 1968, all fired up from the Paris riots and seeking to yoke British pop energy to the revolutionary cause (at least that was his excuse).

Coach Ricky Stuart – rightfully – has his detractors but he is one coach who can turn a slight into a rallying point and the Green Machine will be fired up from the get-go.