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The irony is that, if the game is a bit more even before the break, you are more fired up for the second half, knowing you have got to kick on.

From BBC

"I couldn't be more fired up to become the head coach of the Arizona Cardinals," LaFleur said.

From Barron's

“She’s fired up, she’s training really hard, she’s training really confidently and aggressively, and we really felt like this could really be her breakout year.”

From Los Angeles Times

George was breaking the rules of their insult contest and not letting Owen have his shot, but he was fired up now.

From Literature

The world number 27 explained that it felt like the crowd were "on top of the court" at times, adding: "I could look anywhere and someone was getting fired up for me."

From BBC