The word "fueled" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is energized or motivated by something else. For example: "A desire to make a difference fueled her ambition to become a doctor."
A quick trip around the conservative mediasphere of the moment suggests collective amnesia (fueled by frustration) about the resolution last winter to stay relevant to the audience outside its own Beltway.
The record-setting temperatures (it had never been warmer in Colorado) that fueled those blazes drifted east across the continent as the week wore on: across the Plains, there were places where the mercury reached levels it hadn't touched even in the Dust Bowl years, America's previous all-time highs.
The measles outbreak has renewed a debate over the so-called anti-vaccination movement in which fears about potential side effects of vaccines, fueled by now-debunked research suggesting a link to autism, have led a small minority of parents to refuse to allow their children to be inoculated.
The evening sun had barely dipped behind the OCS Stand; the boos rang out, fueled by the booze, but hardly unjustified after an abject display from some highly compensated players.
Most of all they'll need to discard the distractions of practice field dust-ups and media fueled speculation about firings.
"I'm already pretty fueled up, man," Rondo said on the day camp opened.
Either way, the pyrolysis doesn't produce carbon dioxide as ordinary, oxygen-fueled fire does.
It enabled the making of ingenious and impressive work by filmmakers such as Andrea Arnold (a welcome addition to a testosterone-fueled industry) and provided a continued funding stream for consistently creative veterans such as Mike Leigh and Ken Loach.
But this is not the first work of partisan-fueled fiction about Hillary Clinton's record, and we know it will not be the last".
THE Space Age produced lots of predictions about the future that never quite came true moon bases, asteroid mining, giant orbiting habitats and sun-fueled orbital power stations, to name a few.
A country which tends towards primness by day is often alcohol-fueled and lustful by night.
