Sentence examples for that fired up from inspiring English sources

But it was the other uses of that fiber that fired up enthusiasm in Chattanooga.

But it was a confrontation with Creighton's Grant Gibbs that fired up the crowd and the Tar Heels.

Catchings, instead, anticipated the Candace Wiggins drive, taking a charge that fired up an Indiana team ahead, 19-18.

"Was it really the issue of toxic shower curtains that fired up assignment editors?" asked Mr. Armon of PR Newswire.

But more broadly, it was the looming threat of carbon-dioxide regulations that fired up Big Coal to support Bush.

The prevailing one: That maybe Mr. Giuliani will not run because he was never all that fired up about being a senator anyway.

"There's only one thing that fires up your confidence, and that's running good," Bowyer said.

Of course, if you are going to run as a populist outsider, you need a message that fires up voters.

It's an approach that fires up some of the most dedicated leftwing activists, but it's a strategic mistake.

Hopefully a mobile version that fires up your native streaming apps is on the way.

The power button has since been replaced with a "status" button that fires up the leveling laser, among other things.