Examples of 'was fired up' in a sentence
Meaning of "was fired up"
was fired up: to be very excited or enthusiastic about something, filled with energy and passion. It is often used to describe someone who is eager or animated about a particular topic or activity
How to use "was fired up" in a sentence
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was fired up
His boat was fired up to flee or dump evidence.
The coffee machine was fired up.
His boat was fired up to dump evidence.
I seen mo talking to a rival gang, and she was fired up.
The crowd was fired up and it was a pretty solid show.
But this is Serena, and she was fired up.
I was fired up about presentations back.
Next stage was fired up.
He was fired up and ready to go.
He just was fired up.
I was fired up when I first arrived at the tournament.
The crowd was fired up.
I was fired up about it and I just wanted to say something man.
Sando was fired up.
Thunderous applause followed . I was fired up.
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I knew she was fired up and that she suspected someone in the unions.
At this point, everyone was fired up.
She was fired up.
When Dr. King was giving the speech, he was fired up.
Chris was fired up.
I was fired up and angry, so I am not sure what I said.
Giovanni Visconti was fired up after the sprint.
I was fired up at that point:.
The President was fired up yesterday.
Yes, the crowd was fired up.
Rose was fired up.
On 1 October 1988 the new locomotive was fired up for the first time at Raw Halle.
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