Sentence examples for fired up enough from inspiring English sources

D'Antoni was fired up enough to pump his fist after Farmar drew an illegal screen foul on Jordan.

Though Republicans and Democrats score fairly evenly when pollsters ask generic ballot questions, what really matters is which side is fired up enough to get out and vote.

The midterms are drawing near, and Democrats and Republicans both are looking to see which voters will be fired up enough to turn out.

Mr. Rove's playbook is drawn straight from the one that worked for him in 2004: first, get conservatives fired up enough to vote, a particularly important goal in a midterm election, in which turnout is usually quite low.

Anyone fired up enough to want to impeach the president would already know that the Bush administration had discussed going into Iraq long before Sept. 11, and anyone unaware would hardly stay awake through this deadly presentation.

NBC hopes Crosby, et al. got you fired up enough to keep watching hockey, writes USA Today's Michael Hiestand, or the N.H.L.'s version of it anyway, almost as much as it desperately wants you to think Jerry Seinfeld is still funny in "Marriage Ref".

Cassell stayed around to fire up enough shots for the two of them.

If the party can't fire up enough conservative white males to carry a red state like Virginia (which Mr Bush won by nine points in 2004), it is in trouble.

This would not matter if the movie were fired up; any moviegoer, if excited enough, is prepared to let credibility go hang.

Sure enough, it fired up.

That was enough to keep our enthusiasm fired up.