Sentence examples for from its slumber from inspiring English sources

But if anything should rouse the electorate from its slumber, it should be the realisation that the rich and the powerful take a very different view of the importance of controlling Congress, at least judging by where they are spending their money.

Once the Note awakens from its slumber, it should be ready to play with T-Mobile's HSPA+ without any additional coaxing.

But on Monday, the final and most dramatic phase of the 10-year odyssey of Europe's comet-chasing spacecraft Rosetta begins, when an internal alarm wakes it from its slumber at 10.00 GMT.

In January they successfully woke the craft from its slumber as it began the final leg of the daring encounter.

This has been recognised within the FA and, while it may have taken it time to awaken from its slumber, English football's governing body now seems ready to catch up with the rest of the world by improving the skill level of young footballers.

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.

And if Europe takes too long to tackle its problems, it may wake up from its slumbers to find it's a lot smaller in globaal terms.

The cast is speckled with lively souls like Steve Zahn and Griffin Dunne (and Colin Hanks's father, Tom, one of the producers), but the only person who wakes the movie from its slumbers is Emily Blunt.

The Broadway box office has awakened from its summer slumber, yawned and gone back to sleep.

They are excellent wines to sip before a meal, when you want something that shakes the palate with bright acidity, and wakes it from its occasional slumber.

When a groggy male snake emerges from its winter slumber, it's only a cool 10 degrees Celsius.