Sentence examples for that fires up from inspiring English sources

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.

Both the Democratic and Republican strategists have concluded that the winner on 6 November will be the campaign that fires up its own supporters, that gets its base out, rather than the one that wins over the independent swing voters.

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We're talking about mayonnaise, the simple egg-and-oil condiment that fires up complicated feelings in people.

There's no roller coaster in existence that fires up as quickly.

That fired up the Titans.

That fired up hopes for bigger change.

I have never seen him that fired up.

"That fired up a lot of the guys.

That fired up the crowd, but the game had become taut and testy.