I have a plan of attack worked up, but I'll need help.

That's hardly what I'd call 'getting myself worked up,' whatever that means.

Young Officer Blackstone also worked up his version of a menacing expression.

She was working up; or rather worked up: Nan knew the symptoms.

Calm down. Dan sees she's getting herself worked up into a state.

The latter was worked up by the chafing speeches of the Marshal.

He worked up there till evening and came down in the dusk.

This last passage is worked up in the tragedy itself, as follows:

Can you imagine people getting this worked up over, say, a Volkswagen?

He and Martal worked up a strategy to support the pike squares.'

She has herself so worked up she just needs to cool off.

I was beginning to think I'd gotten all worked up over nothing.

Not that her words were anything to get all worked up about.

I lie in bed waiting for the next mew, all worked up.

I think you can trust me with whatever has Elmer worked up.

He didn't work for Google, but Google had him pretty worked up.