10 Sentences With "get fired up about"

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But first, Khloé and Kendall get fired up about firearms. from Refinery 29
That doesn't mean you can't get fired up about the show's latest announcement, though. from Refinery 29
Ahead, here are a few good coats, both new and old, to get fired up about. from Refinery 29
Forget Tom Brady ... the Harlem Globetrotters gave the New England Patriots cheerleaders something to REALLY get fired up about -- INSANE TRICK SHOTS!!! from TMZ
I get fired up about this — it's not that hard to have a conversation when you commit to being respectful to everyone in the room. from The New York Times
"In my experience as a therapist, men are far more inclined to get fired up about a mate but also more likely to look around more," Ingrid says. from Vice
Even trend-chasing foodies usually don't get fired up about pressure cookers, but the Instant Pot is an exception, with more than 19,000 reviews on Amazon, most of them raves. from People
It won't be hard to get fired up about a cause — and sadly, there seems to be no shortage of Aquarian-themed humanitarian issues to rally behind at this moment in history. from Refinery 29
Goldberg, an Oscar winner herself, said on The View Tuesday that people should get fired up about the absence of non-white actors in film all year long, rather than just when they're ignored on the awards circuit. from People
BFR is the flagship for the SpaceX vision of creating a permanent, self-sustaining human presence on Mars and Musk has said "you've got to put a base on the moon" if the public is going to get "fired up" about opportunities space. from CNBC