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Then he got worked up.
That's by no means to say that it's a snow-job: Isaacson is all over Jobs's personal shortcomings and occasional business bungles, and Jobs sought no copy approval (though, typically, he got worked up over the cover design).
Then, he got worked by Draughn.
He got worked up and threatened to throw rocks through the hotel windows.
Justice Stephen Breyer wasn't buying the argument, and he got worked up, at least by Supreme Court standards, pointing out that even heinous criminals are entitled to receive prompt bond hearings.
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Word eventually got back to Dana White and he got working.
He gets worked up easily.
What's he getting worked up about?
When he gets worked up, he stays set in this position, but flexes his torso up and down.
He gets worked up about globalisation and poverty; but he evinces little interest in the sort of tough diplomacy and realpolitik that Russia's gangsterism calls for.
He gets worked up.
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