Sentence examples for primed up from inspiring English sources
"The states are the next battle," said Richard Kirsch, national campaign manager for the liberal advocacy group Health Care for America Now, "and the insurers and health care industry are primed up and ready to go.
The Indian Express argued in an editorial that the nonstop coverage was breeding "bloodlust" in Delhi, saying that the recent protests in the capital had been "amplified and primed up hysterically by the electronic media".
In the absence of such guidance, the protests, amplified and primed up hysterically by the electronic media, are in danger of becoming even more driven by bloodlust.
Primed up, the drone released a vaguely ominous buzz; then it shot into the sky, scattering dust across the street.
Cisco is also priming up its security services business with acquisitions like Portcullis and Neohapsis.
If pump still won't prime up, try closing main drain valve, if present, and starting off the skimmer alone.
"You're always primed and gearing up for a show, so it's very high energy.
The greens should be almost butter-tender, primed to soak up the garlicky broth.
When I think biker I think filthy, smelly, greasy, foul-mouthed animals riding loud, primed-up hogs without exhaust pipes that spit and bleed as they race down the street.
Amazon Prime is up by 70% in the UK since its rebrand from LoveFilm.
Encryption programs used by banks and governments rely on increasingly large primes -- up to 300 digits, these days -- to keep criminals and terrorists at bay.
