gins up造句

• He tried to gin up Daily News coverage of Talk!
• But in truth, China has gone out of its way to gin up the fuss.
• Maybe this is all a plot to gin up public resentment against the current tax system.
• The memory machine for more than 1, 200 Texas high schools gins up again this weekend.
• The team did what it could to gin up the excitement with a flashy opening night ceremony.
• A few die-hard fans on Capitol Hill are trying to gin up support for congressional intervention.
• British lingo gets to you; I'll see what else we can gin up in future.
• "It takes a while to gin up these kinds of operations, " he said.
• New automobile prices fell 1.8 percent as companies offered discounts and incentives to gin up sales.
• While I was there, the Republican powers-that-be were still trying to gin up excitement.
• He also tried to gin up opposition to Deval Patrick, a Boston lawyer who eventually got the job.
• "They're going to try to gin up some opposition pretty quickly, especially in Silicon Valley.
• Clinton will meet with his full Cabinet on Jan . 19 to gin up ideas to reach out to the GOP.
• He / she could do better making actual edits to articles, rather than trying to gin up complaints against me.
• The Senate Whitewater committee got nowhere browbeating witnesses to gin up criminal charges out of contradictory accounts of the chaos that transpired.
• He has nothing political scheduled next week, when President Bush may make one final attempt to gin up turnout for Junior.
• These days, highly paid political consultants can gin up a fake grass-roots movement often called " Astroturf ."
• If Lugar is looking to gin up popular opposition to Helms, however, the tactic didn't fly across the tobacco belt.
• The United States has time to wind down its Afghan campaign, gin up the weapons production lines and reallocate its Special Operations forces.
• Whenever there isn't a hot story in the news, you can gin up something on this topic in some way ."