51.   But Democrats appear more likely to sit the election out, while Republicans appear more fired up about voting because of the Lewinsky revelations.

52.   But Green warned that while McCain tries to energize Catholics, he may inadvertently fire up the Christian right here.

53.   But he got right up and spiked the ball, firing up the crowd and his teammates.

54.   But his journey upstate and to Long Island was geared mostly to firing up the party workers who have an interest in a victory.

55.   But if he cannot still get fired up about racing, the old Tomba springs to life as he talks of his new passion.

56.   But other mornings, you feel bright and chipper and fired up about coming in and improving.

57.   But when he rolled into Oklahoma Monday and fired up that rhetoric here, a certain uneasiness hung in the air.

58.   But when he tunes a piano now, he fires up his laptop computer, places it atop the piano and calls up a software program called CyberTuner.

59.   By then, furnaces could be fired up high enough to melt iron and pour it into a sand cast.

60.   Carl Braun fired up two-hand overhead sets there.