The army sent a shrink, and Kearney got a wake-up call about his own leadership.
Whouley, who is 40, took charge of the campaign in New Hampshire and Iowa after Gore got a wake-up call from The Boston Globe.
Ricardo Young, president of Instituto Ethos, said companies "got a wake-up call" when they realized that Brazil's social fabric was so frayed.
That being the case, it seemed likely that interest in immigration, authorised or otherwise, might naturally subside on both sides of the aisle.What's changed, of course, is that Republicans got a wake-up call in the elections.
She ended up living at a friend's house, and it was there that she hit a low point — and got a wake-up call when she began getting high with her children in the room.
Ireland got a wake-up call last month after rating agency Standard & Poor's downgraded the country's credit rating to AA+ from triple A with a negative outlook, warning that recovery would take many years.
"I think he got a wake-up call last year," Lindholm said.
In my personal life I got a wake-up call from a Hindu person: Rabindranath Tagore.
The company got a wake-up call late in the night April 30 when police raided the Uber office in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou.
