stoked造句

This has dangerously stoked demand.

It was his serenity that stoked the flames.

If you're one of HSBC's shareholders, you're probably stoked.

Xenophobia stoked by years of state propaganda has been swept aside by gratitude for NATO intervention.

Yeah, Im stoked at the fact that the UI lag is gone now!

The deaths have stoked criticism of working conditions at Foxconn and, by extension, all of southern China.

But because the Obama cult has stoked expectations among its devotees to such unprecedented heights, he is especially likely to disappoint.

The journalist side of me listens intently and records the facts, but my climber side hopes to discover the secret that makes Graham perpetually stoked to climb.

Public outrage has also been stoked by insurers' attempts to win regulators' approval for huge rate increases for certain types of customers.

Supporters of Anonymous and LulzSec have stoked the fire, he says, thanks to the spread of new easy-to-use software called "hacking toolkits".

Thus the natural urge for revenge - satisfied so suddenly, releasing a decade of background anxiety, stoked by peers - feeds on itself.

After a spike in tension that has stoked nationalist Chinese calls for a hard shove back against U. S. influence, some PLA officers are also trying to discourage chest-thumping.

These encounters stoked high the fire of the spirit in Mr Roberts, enabling him to travel and broadcast coast to coast and as far as Australia with a heavy anointing.

While Mom and I wiped the lamb down with dry towels, Dad stoked the furnace with coal so that the newborn would have warming heat to drive away the cold.