Sentence examples for For wake up from inspiring English sources

The campaign's title stands for "Wake Up! Malaria Is Unacceptable".

Lanfield and Faye reteamed for Wake Up and Live (1937), a satire about a mock feud between journalist Walter Winchell and bandleader Ben Bernie, both of whom played themselves.

You could find antecedents for Wake Up the Nation's spikier moments in the avant-garde end of the Jam's output – Pop Art Poem, Scrape Away, Music for the Last Couple – but it's most obviously in thrall to Bowie.

While anyone who has visited the Netherlands, particularly without an umbrella, will appreciate the significance of the offer being made in the lines "Through the rain and the wind / I will stand beside you," other sentiments, like " 'W' for Willem / 'W' for wake up / 'W' for eating stew," apparently make as little sense in Dutch as they do in translation.

After picking up a lot of awards lately – an Ivor Novello, an NME Godlike Genius and two Brits (for outstanding contribution and best British male) – Weller has scored a Mercury nomination for Wake Up the Nation, his first since 1994's Wild Wood was pipped to the prize by M People's Elegant Slumming.

On September 9, 2005, the band appeared on the British/U.S. television special "Fashion Rocks", on which David Bowie joined them for "Wake Up".

Hi Eddie, thanks for waking up to talk to us (1)!

My very first punishment was for waking up too early.

Decide on a bedtime and a time for waking up, then stick to it.

Sleepy Sundays were perhaps made for waking up at the Icon.

Neil Robinson, Sealy's sleep expert, stressed that the most important factor for waking up in a good mood was getting between 7.5 to 8 hours' sleep each night.