revved

• “But that night, I swept my class out the door and, still revved from the emotion of my own lecture, I went to the computer and fingered the keys.”

  Carolyn Wall - An interview with author

• “The controversial touch-judge call revved up Saracens, who suddenly injected some urgency into proceedings - before being stung.”

  Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph

• “Perhaps the reason independent and Democratic women aren't "revved" up is because they actually have something known as "brains" in between their ears.”

  The Huffington Post: Rachel Farris: The "Christine" Conundrum: Why are Democrats losing the "white woman" vote?

• “But the fun had been spoiled for Sadd -- even shattered -- by May's phone call and young Henry's baffling involvement which, Sadd said, had "revved" me unnecessarily.”

  Working Murder

• “Wait for about a minute for the song to get kind of revved up.”

  Anime Nano!

• “The cascade of revelations that revved up HUAC in earnest really began with Elizabeth Bentley, who defected from the CP in 1945.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » Taking the Washington Post to School

• “What got me really revved up for this interview is that this coalition knew me.”

  TeeMorris.com » Blog Archive » Perseverence and Peter Gabriel

• “For Chivalry, Walkley dressed "Save the World" the pivotal ballad from Nice Guy Johnny in a cloak of revved-up guitars, strings, and horns.”

  The Huffington Post: Kristi York Wooten: Director Ed Burns Reveals His Secret Weapon: P.T. Walkley

• “When asked about Facebook, Costolo apparently declined to comment, which got the rumor machine all revved up again.”

  The Huffington Post: Yvette Kantrow: Literally Figurative

• “-- UVA is 10-1 the past three Octobers, which suggests coach Al Groh teams need time to get revved up;”

  Virginia getting better; Georgia Tech is better - sports

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