Sentence examples for was firing up from inspiring English sources
Gregg thought that he was firing up his team by saying what a privilege it was to compete against one of college football's most storied programs.
Once upon a time, in the early 90s, Hong Kong cinema was riding high internationally, and its dazzling wire-fu-flung dynamism was firing up the likes of the twentysomething Wachowskis.
It certainly doesn't – but then, while Morrison was firing up the speculation, his own characters, in keeping with the metatextual games that he's played throughout his career, were puncturing the fourth wall to damp it down.
In the sheds before the match he was firing up his charges with lines like: "If it's a cold Melbourne night, and we have to get down in the dirt, we will!".
"We very specifically chose those places because of what they highlight," Mr. Pfeiffer said late Tuesday afternoon from Denver, his voice crackling over the noise of Air Force One, which was firing up its engines for the flight to Phoenix.
Still, right away I could tell what was firing up so many viewers, particularly online: in the world of Marvel Comics, a female antihero — a female anything — is a step forward.
"He was fired up today," Wright said.
"I was fired up," he said.
Wells testified that Graziosa "was fired up" to hurt him.
Hillary was fired up by ideas and by causes.
