How to pronounce “stirred up” in English

He stirred up the people against the British and he provoked the British into the Boston Massacre,

Young people are stirred up much too early in life and then carried away in the world of the times.

those are the times when we're stirred up and we're least able to pause and and create that clearing

Did an excellent amount of views and really stirred up people's imaginations.

And you're not sure what happened and what I stirred up.

I found people that the gift of artistry was stirred up in them, and beautiful, beautiful backdrops.

And what happened is when we landed we stirred up the bottom sediment.

this is actually going to be a book um it just stirred up a lot of emotion for me and for him and um at the time there

Something has stirred up in you.

knows that when the moon is in a certain position, the lees will be all stirred up in the barrel, so don't do your bottling then.

And when you do that it's like you get to look into a pond that normally is all stirred up, and there's silt all through the water

You've been involved, you've stirred up a story in the culinary world, and now,

The exercise I had you do in the beginning about talking about somebody who helped you probably stirred up some feelings of good energy, and probably hope.

And his meningitis was caused by a fungus, the spores of which live only along that migration route and were stirred up by his feet as he walked.

So William Salmon, who wrote a book called "Botanologia" in 1710, informed his readers that "a strong broth of beans stirred up lust and was good for impotency

Some have their own rooms or a kind of a corner of the room that's like what they call a peace corner, where if the kids are really stirred up,

And they're just like you and I. They're artists, they're creators, they were raised in the same culture I'm raised in and something got stirred up.