Sentence examples for getting fired up from inspiring English sources

I think anything that gets players fired up is always a positive thing for that player who is getting fired up.

As Election Day approaches, the backers on both sides of the ballot initiative for legalizing Medical Marijuana in Florida, otherwise known as Amendment 2 are really getting fired up.

And if that means getting fired up a little bit, then that's what you have to do.

"I have to remind myself not to get caught up in it and try to strike every guy out because the crowd is getting fired up," Mussina said.

The Huskies had no trouble getting fired up for second-ranked Tennessee before crushing the Lady Vols by 14 points three weeks ago.

"Cricket needs characters, like Ben Stokes getting fired up after an 11-over spell in the heat and [at] altitude with no wicket.

A. I know, I get fired up.

Then Cruz got fired up.

You start to get fired up.

"I do get emotional, I do get fired up.

I could get fired up but I'm not going to get fired up.