Sentence examples for further fired from inspiring English sources

The 4-0 victoverover Portugal in their opening group tie further fired the expectations.

Sullivan told me no such actions were ever discussed, but the story further fired up her supporters.

After school he was inspired by the design aspects of the 1951 Festival of Britain, and his interest in architecture was further fired by meeting up with Ernesto Rogers while stationed in Trieste during National Service.

Their desire for a new way of living, inspired by the libertarian beliefs of Frieda's former lover, Otto Gross, was further fired by their mutual passion -- half anger, half love -- that often erupted into fights.

From him, Lena learned about the inner workings of the health service, and her enthusiasm was further fired by her friendship with Aneurin Bevan, then Minister of Health, and his wife, the MP Jennie Lee.

The time he has spent in self-imposed exile in Leitrim has undoubtedly helped DBC Pierre stay on the straight-and-narrow, but it has also further fired up his already baroque imagination.

The test at Morgan Advanced Materials went further, firing a "sabot" (or bullet) at 2,300mph, giving an impact of 29MJ (equal to a cricket ball at 1,334 mph).

There will be severe danger of further fires around Colorado and adjacent states for at least the next several state, the center said.

Still, his position has provided further fire to critics who claim that given his wealth, he is in no position to call for benefit reductions.

Shot in the arm and leg, his life was saved by his driver, who remains a friend, by shielding him from further fire.

The proposal drew further fire last week when the Board of Education released details of the contract, including a provision that Edison would be reimbursed up to $100,000 per school for its costs during the process leading to the vote.