Sentence examples for beginning wake from inspiring English sources

If you look into the history of recorded music, there's been censorship since the beginning, "Wake Up Little Suzie," having been banned in Boston for suggestiveness, you know?

Suitably reprieved, Newcastle began waking up to City's fallibilities.

Unfortunately the birds began waking up just as she was about to deliver them.

The calls stopped, but Montazeri began waking in the middle of the night, crying and shaking.

Mr. Boota, 53, who immigrated in 1992 and earns his living as a limousine driver, began waking Brooklynites in 2002.

He and his father shed tears, then began waking before the sun rose to listen to Tony Robbins tapes that preached positivity.

This week the world — finally — began waking up to the devastation wrought by monsoon flooding that has already affected 20 million people.

Celestine -- who would "do anything to help people," his wife said -- must have begun waking to the limits of his power.

I began waking before dawn, imagining that the fireballs from the Nevada test shots would light up the sky in Sacramento.

As a result, an hour later this meaty, unfiltered wine with firm tannins began waking from its slumber: at first, it was somber, even sultry, and then its cabernet sauvignon bouquet -- resembling black currant or cassis -- began to heighten.

But after tenants began waking up in the morning and turning on appliances and radios and fans, a power surge apparently caused the second transformer to blow a fuse about 9 a.m., Mr. Marder said.