Sentence examples for As wake from inspiring English sources

As Wake told de Freytas-Tamura, the Brexit referendum enabled disgruntled voters to "poke the eye" of the political establishment.

As wake times during weekdays are fairly constant because of school times, and only bedtimes shift later, a considerable sleep deficit accumulates prior to the weekend.

But as exhilarating as "Wake Up" is, it is also steeped in melancholy.

That was as close as Wake Forest would get until the end, when Alisha Mosley scored with 1.7 seconds left.

"We're not as fast as Wake, and not as good defensively as Pitt or Oklahoma State," he said.

One Number 10 official characterises the likely attitude of most of the public as "wake me up when it is time to make a decision".

Their kiss-and-tell books are inevitably presented as "wake-up" calls to their new masters.

In England, where it is common in woods and hedgerows, it is also known as wake-robin.

Others remember it fondly from their youth, when it was used as wake-up music at summer camps.

Moments like the Japanese quake, Dr. Redlener said, are often referred to as "wake-up calls" that could lead to change.

The 2012 election results should serve as wake-up call to many in the Republican Party that the future is about real inclusiveness.