Sentence examples for stoked us from inspiring English sources

He has a huge amount of political capital to gain from being the Iraqi leader who ended the occupation of Iraq – indeed, Maliki stoked US anger by telling Le Monde that Iraq was about to successfully "repulse" the invaders.

Movies mostly like to play spy games pretty much for kicks, stoking us with easy brutality and cool gadgets that get us high and get us going, whether our gentlemen callers dress in tuxes or track suits.

He was really stoked about us playing here," she said.

As usual, Trump is using the border as an opportunity to grandstand and bluster, but the underlying problem of migrants fleeing instability and violence in countries like Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador some of which has been stoked by US foreign policy isn't going away.

As Mann and Dionne state, "In a system already awash in big money, the notion that all would be well if big money were simply allowed yet another channel of influence stokes us as the opposite of realism".

Political opponents, however, accused Harper of sending a coded message reinforcing anti-immigrant fears and stoking divisive us-versus-them politics.

The Jesus Movement propelled a generation of young people, including me, into missions and ministries, stoking in us a fire that has never died down in our hearts.

We stayed in a small thatched-roof brick hut and kicked back around the campfire stoked up for us by the park staff.

"It's quite weird but I heard the people of Bristol are stoked to have us and I can't wait to get down there," said their forward Zeb Taia.

Today, we have smartphones and Instagram to keep us stoked on a daily basis.

The first trailer has just been released, and it's got us stoked to see the whole thing.