Sentence examples for most fired from inspiring English sources

OF ALL THE difficulties nuclear power is heir to, that of waste has most fired the public imagination.

"The two foreign-policy issues that have bloggers most fired up are getting the troops out of Iraq and sending troops to Darfur," he said.

And one of the ways we managed that was our team was the most fired up that I have ever seen from this bunch".

But McCollum gets most fired up about using sweet ingredients, like bananas and avocado, which she'll mix with cocoa.

In general, if λthr is low, most firing events will be concatenated into few large clusters.

It may be because we're slightly inarticulate people.' The most fired-up he gets is in discussing New Zealand's lack of a national gallery.

But in midterm elections, the party with the most fired-up supporters usually wins, and the recent elections in Alabama and Virginia showed that Democrats are raring to go.

Before settlers invaded the bush, lightning probably sparked most fires.

Most fires were confined to a few acres.

That is where most fires are being fought.

Night time is when most fire deaths occur.