Sentence examples for firing them up from inspiring English sources

Mr. Vergara, on the other hand, prefers the more bohemian company of designers and film directors, and mingles happily with his working-class sales representatives, firing them up with new-age self-help philosophy.

Chris LaCivita, a Republican strategist who helped organize the Swift Boat effort, said Mr. Matzzie's group was likely to have the opposite effect on potential donors, firing them up instead of discouraging them.

Hitachi Ltd. and the U.K. government started official talks last month on building new reactors in Wales, with a goal of firing them up in the first half of the 2020s.

MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) has come up with a use for virtual reality headsets that goes beyond firing them up, checking out a new game, muttering "cool" briefly after 5 minutes of use and then putting them back in the closet: Controlling robots remotely for manufacturing jobs.

It's true, as Kwak says, that most people don't pick the candidate on the basis of "a considered reflection on the proper size of government". They respond instead to drama, story, passion, feeling, critique, and anger in a package that enlightens people while firing them up against a clearly-defined opposition.

Mr. Romney quickly threw himself into firing them up.

He has really fired them up and that is what a leader is about," she said.

Some of his teammates said the displays fired them up, but others said Owens embarrassed them.

"It certainly fired them up in the belly," Sheldon later said of the half-time barney.

Rice fired them up, accusing Obama of leading from the back in foreign policy.

Now Bush has fired them up again and Iraq is back on the political agenda.