Sentence examples for that will fire from inspiring English sources

But who knows what will happen next that will fire people up.

"In a voluntary voting system like yours, there is always the temptation to run hard on hot-button issues that will fire up the base and get them out to vote.

Next week's US opening will have a big say – perhaps why Warner opted to open the film internationally first, in order to reinforce the sense of a universal phenomenon that will fire up easily jaded American audiences.

It is the project that will fire the gun on a renaissance of naval engineering, creating and sustaining thousands of jobs, reopening export markets and bringing back the building of warships to the likes of the Mersey and the Tyne.

The problems of life on earth thus solved, mankind prepares to take its first steps into space, thanks to a giant space gun that will fire a capsule containing a new Adam and Eve (Kenneth Villiers and Pearl Argyle) into the starry night (the Freudian overtones come at no extra charge).

The first is elegant, monolithic, silent and static; the second is a cannon that will fire 10kg drums of red wax, every 20 minutes and at 50km an hour, from the RA's Weston Room on to the wall of the adjoining gallery.

"He'll apply himself really well to the task in hand, I think he's aware that it's going to be a challenging role and I'm sure that'll fire him up".

It is the secret ingredient that will fuel the fire for you to accomplish greatness.

And his tweetstorm completely glosses over the fact that Facebook will fire employees that talk to the press without authorization.

That is, they've just said that business will fire some people as a result of the higher wages.

TBI may lead to the excessive release of glutamate and other excitatory neurotransmitters (those that stimulate brain cells and increase the likelihood that they will fire).