Sentence examples for has likely woken from inspiring English sources
Chandler Bing has likely woken up this morning wishing he'd stuck with Friends.
(Again this has likely already been done).
Other shakedowns have likely gone unreported.
These nuts have likely gone bad.
If the DIY approach is not for you, the good news is that the safari industry has at last woken up to the family market and many operators now offer family-friendly safari packages.
His rise to power is a sign that Tokyo's spin-free political world has at last woken up to the role that the media play in politics everywhere else.
Nonetheless, the funding package shows the government has at last woken up to the huge and rising damage to people and property wreaked by flooding, or at least opened one eye.
It's as if a sleepwalker has suddenly wakened, not altogether sure whether she's in the present or the past (the two other essential indistinguishable elements in O'Neill).
He called the State Department and was about to have John Kerry woken up when we told him that it was just a centrifuge in a cow-insemination plant in Fargo (but we really did blow it up!).
India has wakened to the possibilities that follow on from education hubs in forethought, if not quite in readiness.
