firing-up

Ever since the election, Tom DeLay and his staff had been firing up the right-wing networks to demand my impeachment.

Hostile advertising seems to work not so much by firing up a candidate's own supporters but by suppressing the turnout for the other side.

John only had a moment to act. He quickly inserted Cameron's chip and sighed with relief when he heard the whirring of the chip firing up.

Rather than firing up QQ the minute you switch on your PC, try finding some of your English speaking friends.

For a small performance penalty, the IIS (or PWS) will check that the script file exists and sort out authentication before firing up PHP.

I animate the work with the application of China paints and lustres , often firing up to ten times.

Having everything in front of you in cool little device sure beats firing up a laptop and running a presentation.

But it isn't quite clear whether the man who is now firing up his computer in London is dangerous or in danger.

Eg. The teacher is good at firing up the imagination of his pupils.

China is firing up the growth engine again, but it hasn't got the horsepower it once had.

By "shedding load, " utilities can avoid firing up expensive and polluting power plants.

Firing up such events can (and usually does in some situations) produce errors if the document isn't complete.

Hello, ladies. I'm firing up the grill. We can eat in an hour or so.

Read our seven suggestions for firing up your children's minds to learn beyond the school walls.

I like firing up the grill for the first time of the year.

Firing up the entrepreneurial spirit of the workforce

the factories are firing up after the holidays