stirring-up

Given the shear volume of meals and logistics involved, the image of mom happily stirring-up a bowl of hot oatmeal seems positively quaint.

Jacqueline Edelberg: Chicago Schools Serve Up Breakfast, But Not Everyone's Happy Jacqueline Edelberg 2011

Given the shear volume of meals and logistics involved, the image of mom happily stirring-up a bowl of hot oatmeal seems positively quaint.

Jacqueline Edelberg: Chicago Schools Serve Up Breakfast, But Not Everyone's Happy Jacqueline Edelberg 2011

Given the shear volume of meals and logistics involved, the image of mom happily stirring-up a bowl of hot oatmeal seems positively quaint.

Jacqueline Edelberg: Chicago Schools Serve Up Breakfast, But Not Everyone's Happy Jacqueline Edelberg 2011

Given the shear volume of meals and logistics involved, the image of mom happily stirring-up a bowl of hot oatmeal seems positively quaint.

Jacqueline Edelberg: Chicago Schools Serve Up Breakfast, But Not Everyone's Happy Jacqueline Edelberg 2011

After six years of heated political debate, EU member states are set to agree on a common anti-racism law, under which offenders will face up to three years in jail for stirring-up racial hatred or denying acts of genocide, such as the Holocaust.

The Game of Rat and Penguin 2007

Jfems make me think of nothing so much of trouble-making of the most glorious sort–informed, intellegent stirring-up of the stacked status quo, bringing to the incredibly worthy work of feminists some of the best of Jewishness–the hard-won knowledge, the stamina to keep going, the slightly mischevious and slightly self-depricating sense of humor–and bringing to Judaism an enormous opportunity to explore deeper, think harder and make good on our committment to improving the world.

a leetle poll - Danya Ruttenberg 2006

This activity of stirring-up the ingredients symbolizes our hearts that must be stirred in preparation for Christ's birth.

First Sunday of Advent Argent 2006

The great work of preparation, the preliminary stirring-up of men's minds, by both of these great reformers, is hardly realized by us.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 79, May, 1864 Various

It is really worth while to have a head broken occasionally, for the wholesome stirring-up it gives to the heads that are not broken.

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 69, July, 1863 Various

But the healthy flush of his cheek was reassuring; he looked steady and strong, and they were pleased to believe that the stirring-up was what he needed.

The Gentleman from Indiana Booth Tarkington 1907