Sentence examples for late slumber from inspiring English sources

The fires came early this year to the West, chasing people out of valleys in Colorado, rousting animals from late slumber in Alaska, choking the sky with smoke in Arizona woods that have so little moisture they seem kiln-dried.

The Knicks' late slumber put a damper on what for the better part of four quarters was the type of performance that would shame their detractors and give their believers back their swagger.

It can be a stay-cation if you want (late night slumber party, anyone?) or it can be a full-blown vacation, off to an exotic destination.

We now have a Chancellor - heir to an Irish baronetcy and to a family fortune made, Dickensianly enough, in posh wallpaper - who scoffs at the unemployed who slumber late with their curtains drawn.

Alhambra, with its clover-shaped charms, was introduced in the late '60s but slumbered for decades.

He found it quite difficult to sleep late on Saturday mornings once the carousel's Wurlitzer organ began blasting him from slumber with its merry tunes.

They are starting to see that it's time to arise from their slumber before it's too late and take their country back from these irresponsible ideologues (and the rich corporate titans and interests behind the Tea Party who are backing them).

But at an age when most tweens are concerned with getting the latest smart phone or planning the next slumber party, Watson understood that in order to make her dream come true, she'd need help.

But the orchestra, led by Jérémie Rhorer, should take the greatest credit for resurrecting this late baroque or early classical Amadis, after 230 years of slumber.

During the lockout season of 1999, a victory over Miami late in the season knocked the Knicks out of a horrible slumber and catapulted them to the N.B.A. finals.

He finally emerged from his hermit slumber today in the first video promo for the new Late Show with Stephen Colbert, sporting a very dashing silver beard.