Examples of 'drummed up' in a sentence
Meaning of "drummed up"
drummed up: typically used to describe the act of creating or generating enthusiasm, support, or interest for something
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- simple past tense and past participle of drum up
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Art that we just drummed up for you.
We drummed up some business for you.
Looks like someone just drummed up.
They have drummed up half the town.
I will have the people drummed up.
They have drummed up a lot of business.
Company executives reportedly suspected that the assault was a conspiracy drummed up by a competitor.
Most of those are drummed up charges by my competitors.
Drummed up by people no better than they should have been.
Not until he drummed up some business.
Drummed up a lot of excitement about … what he called a spectacular eclipse of the sun.
At least it drummed up some business.
The company then publicly pinned blame on “ excessive volume ” drummed up by the big premiere.
Said you drummed up excitement and disarmed him.
An amazingly beautiful design by Ghia Torino drummed up a lot of interest in the car.
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I drummed up new business.
This widely popular ingredient has drummed up significant support in the virility industry.
They drummed up the news in the villages, they even said it in church.
Interest tends to be drummed up via Twitter and Facebook.
He was under my cudgel before I could hold back this … drummed up anger.
By the drummed up evidence.
This is a wave of unrest that has been drummed up by mass-media.
Her accusations have drummed up support from several actors in the industry.
Both my partners are in clubs. They have drummed up a lot of business.
The FDA has drummed up a couple of marginal examples to justify their crackdown.
Marco, delighted to see you have drummed up so many extras.
I haven't drummed up the courage to try a video clip though.
This is something that 's been drummed up by the Democrats.
Just gossip, drummed up by a bunch of people no better than they should have been.
Like the war in Iraq, it was drummed up under dubious pretexts.
Drummed up the business, got people to learn about your product . You went out there.
Folks around the way drummed up some pretty deep hatred for you.
The most eye-catching business that Cohen drummed up And second.
Just gossip, drummed up by a bunch of people.
Well, I have got a pretty good little business drummed up in this here territory.
Just gossip . Drummed up by people no better than they should have been.
Circumstantial, speculative accusation ever drummed up in the state of Wyoming.
Anyway, I drummed up another ticket to this thing.
This post has ( understandably ) drummed up some reaction.
Clay drummed up an obsession with the Iosavas That's it.
Looks like someone just drummed up a good old-fashioned lead.
And not minding a bit of press ( good or bad ) drummed up.
And above all, it drummed up a lot of business.
Oh, finally! I was afraid that the Elders drummed up.
Brisk trade you have drummed up there, Miss Denise.
They have drummed up a lot of business . Maybe I.
Both my partners are in clubs . They have drummed up a lot of business . Maybe I.
In 2017, Google finally drummed up advertising for accelerated mobile pages and improved its mobile update.
Who's the guy? - Some friend I drummed up for holidays.
Anyway, I drummed up another ticket to this thing. So, uh.
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And drummed against the fortified cities
That was supposed to be drummed out of you by now
He drummed his fingers on the steering wheel
