Sentence examples for getting psyched from inspiring English sources
By the time you read this, I'll be getting psyched up to run out at Twickenham for England against South Africa.
Bear Mountain was still an hour away, but the children from St. Barbara's Day Camp were getting psyched for the summer's final outing on Monday.
Going to galas and really getting psyched up, because you get very scared before races.
I can't imagine switching weapons with the thing, but can you imagine trying to clear your mind while your spellcaster preps a big heal, or getting psyched up to build up your "spirit meter" in something like Samurai Shodown?
Tom Crane wore his Blyth Spartans shirt to work and tweeted: "Getting psyched up for tonight's game in the office" En route to the match at Victoria Park, Laura Dodds tweeted: "Manchester to Hartlepool via Blyth" John's pants appeared to do the trick as on the pitch, a dramatic finish saw Blyth come from behind to win 2-1 toanks to a late winner from Jarrett Rivers.
A sea of 35 eager participants was getting psyched up when the tiny teacher began the music.
It isn't the opponent who psyches you out - it's you, yourself who gets psyched out by your opponent's looks or the things they do before or during the competition.
"I get psyched up too high.
We can't get psyched out.
I can get psyched by having a good audience.
