Sentence examples for he roused himself from inspiring English sources

He roused himself and checked Facebook.

He smelled cherry pie baking, so he roused himself from bed and staggered into the kitchen.

As we spoke, he roused himself, stood, and waved his arms, and his voice began bouncing with glee as he launched a story.

Thereafter, frustration threatened to set in and he was rather overshadowed by Anelka's slickly taken goal – his fifth in four Champions League games – before he roused himself.

In the end, he roused himself after deciding his new job was worth a few lost hours of sleep, he said.

But he roused himself to deliver his homily, in Croatian, with painstaking care, enunciating one difficult word three times in a row, until he got it right.

When he rouses himself from torpor, however, he becomes inspired, and, in the end, we think he's not crazy but a man who refuses to suffer anymore.

Opening his eyes as lazily as a sun-drunk lizard, he rouses himself and heads over to the wreckage, whereupon he picks the pockets of a dead man and drops his acid.

What seizes us, more than the actual breaking of the code (since, to be honest, it's almost impossible to understand how that was done), is Turing's peculiar personality – his mixture of decency and diffidence, his complete (and therefore hilarious) inability to tell a joke and the obsessive way that he rouses himself from his academic civility to do whatever it takes.

Only when he was hit with foam bullets did he rouse himself, pushing himself onto his feet and "bolting" toward an armored vehicle, Corina said.

Then, when he finally roused himself, we looked at each other and both decided not to acknowledge what had just gone on.