Usa "stir up" in una frase

1. will stir up everyone against the

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2. 25“With a large army he will stir up his strength and courage against the

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3. They had some dry food in the house to stir up a good meal with and just stayed home, looked at the lantern's in the courtyard below and listened to a party going on down there

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4. Pray with me that God would stir up this heart in his

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5. When you share stories about yourself it can stir up strong emotions in your

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6. This gravel is pretty dusty, a half-decent wind could stir up a cloud of that size without much difficulty

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7. Firstly they had never experienced anything more than mild winds on the planet, certainly nothing strong to stir up clouds of dust like they could see now, and secondly, the lack of movement was more than a little suspicious

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8. A wild part of Amaranthe wanted to stay and stir up a conversation with the couple, see what she could learn about them, but she had already drawn far more attention than was safe

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9. She could not in any way stir up suspicions in his mind

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10. 22 rifle along too, in case we stir up a few rabbits

11. stir up the herd

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12. “I don’t want to stir up more trouble than I already have

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13. We’re hoping to stir up enough public outrage to put a stop to it before it gains any momentum

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14. “Convenient,” Hazy said smart ass-ed-ly to stir up the pot

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15. “All those reports are supposed to stir up dissension against Abnegation,” he says, his eyes focused on the city beyond the train car

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16. 8 Upright men shall be astonished at this, and the innocent shall stir up himself against the hypocrite

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17. did not stir up all his anger

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18. The soft answer turns away wrath; but grievous words stir up anger; the tongue of the wise uses knowledge rightly; but the mouth of

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19. 26 And the Lord of hosts shall stir up a scourge for him

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20. Love wasn’t something you could stir up in a bottle

21. “Manda, you don’t want to stir up that woman no more than she stir up already,” Angie cautioned her

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22. 25 And he shall stir up his power and his courage against

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23. ” Many of Aron’s contemporaries, such as Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre, the father of Existentialism, applied themselves to stir up those ancient passions

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24. And in those days the angels shall return; And hurl themselves to the east on the Parthians and Medes; They shall stir up the kings, so that the spirit of Unrest shall come on them; And they shall rouse them from their thrones, so that they may break out like lions from their lairs; And as hungry wolves among their flocks; And they shall go up and tread under foot the land of His elect ones; And the land of His elect ones shall be before them, the threshing floor and the highway; But the city of my righteous ones shall be a hindrance to their horses; And they shall begin to fight among themselves, And their right hand shall be strong against themselves; And a man shall not know his brother; Nor a son his father or his mother; Till there is no number of the corpses through their slaughter; And their punishment be not in vain

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25. “Well, I thought I would stir up the pot a little

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26. And in those days the angels shall return; And hurl themselves to the east on the Parthians and Medes; They shall stir up the kings so that the spirit of Unrest shall come on them; And they shall rouse them from their thrones so that they may break out like lions from their lairs; And as hungry wolves among their flocks; And they shall go up and tread under foot the land of His elect ones; And the land of His elect ones shall be before them the threshing floor and the highway; But the city of my righteous ones shall be a hindrance to their horses; And they shall begin to fight among themselves And their right hand shall be strong against themselves; And a man shall not know his brother; Nor a son his father or his mother; Till there is no number of the corpses through their slaughter; And their punishment be not in vain

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27. After a winter sojourn to stir up business and quell a union organizing drive up north, I told my boss that the only hot place in the Duluth-Superior, WI, metropolis was an indoor rink devoted to curling, that occult sport where contestants push a heavy stone toward a far-off goal and team members sweep the ice ahead of the slowly sliding object to ease its course to bump other stones out of a score

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28. “Talia and I will go to Serminak and stir up trouble until Zarkog shows up

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29. Moreover the presence of Simon, the cane and the strange raven continued to stir up fear in their hearts and minds and for a while he wondered if nothing had been achieved which could be counted as hope at all

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30. Our scent could stir up the male elk

31. Stir up the gifts that dwell in you

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32. I hope that these truths stir up your hunger to experience God’s love for you more

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33. Stir up in your heart a sincere desire for the better things in life; the selfless living out of your faith in the love of God and of others

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34. finished, and seeing him again would only stir up old hurts and

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35. He wasn't sure that my decision was correct and was worried that my presence could stir up some kind of commotion in the Court

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36. it only needs a few to reach the atmosphere of a planets in order to stir up trouble

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37. Why, after all these years, had she decided to stir up memories he’d buried so well?

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38. Have you not read in the Scriptures that `wrath kills the foolish man,' and that man `tears himself in his anger'? That `he who is slow of wrath is of great understanding,' while `he who is hasty of temper exalts folly'? You all know that `a soft answer turns away wrath,' and how `grievous words stir up anger

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39. ' `Angry men stir up strife, while the furious multiply their transgressions

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40. That he was a dangerous and designing agitator who might stir up rebellion

41. He'll hand the country over to Strabonus, in return for a mock-throne—and as soon as Strabonus' back is turned, he'll stir up revolt

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42. While they feared he would stir up a tumult among the people, the Master's last words to the multitude had been an exhortation to conform in every reasonable manner with the authority of those "who sit in Moses' seat

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43. Are your prospective charges kind to other kids, or do they stir up trouble?

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44. confidence that He will stir up in us the zeal to perform His

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45. He could fabricate dissention and stir up trouble easily

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46. In a bid to "stir up some interest," Murdock posted his intentions on the Internet, including Usenet's comp

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47. These writings are to stir up the love and understanding in all phasees and fumans between the age of 7 & 13 years young

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48. with the CIA usurping his foreign policy with aggression to stir up war

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49. For the most part, she was the type of woman that brought out the very best in old Peter, and while he thought of her, even memories such as the time his mother took a Polaroid of him waxing his carrot in the bathroom (to try to get him to quit that nasty habit) did little but to stir up fond laughter in him

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50. attempting to stir up the fear of the Lord

51. “And wouldn’t it look even worse if I were removed from the committee? Either way, it would certainly stir up rumors in the press

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52. How in the world could I find out for sure if she did it? Digging into her life would stir up a nest of vipers--she'd put one of Rocco's men on me in a minute! This is where I need your typical hardboiled P

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53. They could have easily started a war the likes the Federation has never seen, and you’re going to release them so that they can continue to stir up trouble?”

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54. And not only can man not get along with his fellow man, but we also have nations always wanting to stir up trouble with other nations, as the Bible tells us that as we approach the end times, that there will be wars and rumors of wars, and that nations will be going against other nations and that kingdoms will be going against other kingdoms

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55. Paul says to Timothy: come on, stir up, activate - get that gift fired up in you again! He said: remember the prophecies that I spoke over you

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56. He was accused of trying to stir up panic amongst the

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57. It is a great gift to build in other people, and we should be passionate to stir up this gift

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58. Here's the third thing and that is, in 2 Timothy 1:6, it tells us I remind you to stir up the gifts of God which is in you through the laying on of my hands

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59. The word stir up means to kindle a fire, to get something activated and happening, so we're called to stir up the gifts

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60. So stir up there

61. So the first thing it's helpful to do is just if you begin to exercise or stir up your spirit

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62. But then he'll suddenly snap out of it, his serious face breaks into a big smile, and he delivers a line like: ‘Saraaaa, let’s stir up the place tonight!’

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63. He'll be angry all through the service - Pastor doesn't like me, and it'll stir up all his anger over this, but the judgement was in his own heart

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64. Old problems will stir up, but you've got the throttle, and you're pulling back and as you pray in tongues, you are now co-operating with the Holy Spirit, and enabling Him to do what He does, which is build you up

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65. It says in Proverbs 15:1, a soft answer turns away wrath, but grievous words, harsh words, stir up and create anger

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66. The European angle of this scheme had always worried him more than a little, and although he suspected that Sinn Fein might be more supportive of the whole plan than the Unionists, they had the potential to stir up trouble through their office in Belgium

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67. It would stir up in his mind the remembrance of many typical things in the service of the tabernacle and temple

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68. All of us, I suspect, can do something here, either directly or indirectly, and I wish to stir up all to bear this in remembrance

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69. The well-known words, " Stir up the gift of God that is in thee," are far too often addressed to the baptized

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70. She had made up her mind to not ask questions about Soren since it seemed to stir up unwanted sentiments

71. He had gone to Mecca after the battle of Badr and had composed poems in praise of the dead, trying to stir up the Meccans to avenge their heroes of Badr

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72. He was attempting to stir up a ruckus

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73. For example, if the magician wants to stir up discord between a bewitched man and his wife by means of the object over which he spits, the devil will make this man disincline to his wife by sending deceptions and insinuations into his chest

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74. Or the purpose is negative; that is, it aims to sow division and stir up discord and aversion between one person and another; in this case the effort focuses on untying a tie and unsettling an existing relationship

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75. funniest was how much stuff we were able to stir up with the cartoon flap in

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76. Nor is it easy to cook for five hundred people more than usual, and all the ordinary business of the farm comes to a stand-still while the hands prepare barrowfuls of bacon and potatoes, and stir up the coffee and milk and sugar together with a pole in a tub

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77. whoever"s behind these bombings is trying to stir up anti-Canadian sentiments in the U

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78. What she meant by speaking to the vicar was a vigorous stirring of him up to wrath; but you cannot stir up vicars if they are truly good

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79. Morrison, who saw things differently, was constantly trying to stir up storms in the calm waters of the vicar's mind; and after the episode in Mrs

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80. He would loosen the hand-brake, setting his huge beast free, loosen the clutch, stir up the beast by pushing the gas, and lead it away, muttering and mumbling

81. “Even if they did not succeed entirely they reckoned it would in any case stir up the people to such an extent that the Chinese would be terribly discredited and more safeguards would be forced through to protect the population after 1997

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82. She might wake up, or it might just stir up her dreams

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83. has been said that this little inland sea can stir up a tempest

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84. create curiosity, stir up interest and generate wonder

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85. The apparent idea was to stir up

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86. stir up a determination to overthrow it and cast off its

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87. We must stir up ourselves to praise God, with the consideration both of the reason and of the encouragement we have to praise Him

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88. stir up in them emotions of frenzied enthusiasm

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89. Aggravate: To stir up for action; to magnify circumstances

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90. Mediocre people dislike passionate people intensely because they stir up all kinds of things in them that they do not want to face or deal with

91. the Cromwell slaves decided to stir up the same trouble

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92. it is where we stir up

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93. Worried that those two Ultimans may stir up a rebellion against the Outlander, which in turn may damn her own plans, she cried out for the security

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94. We’re not here to stir up any trouble

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95. And like a senile old drag queen, I have conquered all of the fake shows and have portrayed all of the put-on’s, as always true to my bleeding heart, I owe it to my unpaid debt to stir up LEE RICHARD KIRSTEN

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96. Another healthy snack could be yogurt, but do not get the kind that has the fruit that you stir up from the bottom

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97. infusion use their volition in trying to stir up various sensations in their

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98. These are tax policies to promote long-term investment, thus stir up economic growth

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99. The renegade repeated this to me, and I replied that I was very willing to do so; but he replied that it was not advisable, because if they were left there they would at once raise the country and stir up the city, and lead to the despatch of swift cruisers in pursuit, and our being taken, by sea or land, without any possibility of escape; and that all that could be done was to set them free on the first Christian ground we reached

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100. retaliation, scolding, and abuse against the author of the second Don Quixote--I mean him who was, they say, begotten at Tordesillas and born at Tarragona! Well then, the truth is, I am not going to give thee that satisfaction; for, though injuries stir up anger in humbler breasts, in mine the rule must admit of an exception