Sentence examples for pumped-up crowd from inspiring English sources

At a pep rally in Florham Park, N.J., on Saturday, he told a pumped-up crowd that he had a message for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo: "When the Jets train, they train in New Jersey.

The Mets were playing the powerful Washington Nationals, and their new $210 million ace, Max Scherzer, in front of a pumped-up crowd of Nationals fans with visions of a World Series in October.

It was hard to find a black or even an Asian face in the pumped-up crowd, but some of the highest-flying partners of Washington DC's legal establishment and lobbying outfits were up at the front of the room hoping to be noticed.

In retrospect, the WrestleMania appearances were a warm-up for the rambunctious rallies that Trump would hold during the 2016 campaign; he developed an uncanny sense about how to read the mood in an arena and play to a pumped-up crowd.

The pumped-up crowd shouted back: "Mari nakho-mari nakho!" (Kill him, kill him!) The lynch mob's cry was repeated in a village near Delhi last month as zealots beat to death a Muslim farmer they suspected – wrongly – of keeping beef in his house.

The plan was for a guy to parachute into the stadium and deliver the first pitch before a pumped-up crowd.

We were a pumped up crowd that was at once elated and energized, screaming and cheering and waving Amerian flags, but at the same time, completely peaceful -- astonishingly, Washington police made not a single arrest all day long.

In Cincinnati, after Warren demonstrated again that she is the best the Democrats have in both firing up the Democratic base and skewering Mr. Trump, Clinton told the pumped up crowd that "to even the odds for people who have the odds stacked against them... we have to go big and we have to go bold".

He received thunderous applause from a pumped-up Democratic crowd that seemed eager and willing to cheer his every utterance, even interrupting his opening line.

This time, Seattle will have to make the cross-country trip, play in a different time zone and face what should be a pumped-up home crowd for the first postseason game at FedEx Field since the 1999 season.

Watson has been one of the darlings of the pumped-up Medinah crowd, and his huge driving on a course with almost no rough, allied to Simpson's vastly improved putting, was a matchless combination.