Sentence examples for made a wake from inspiring English sources

Or it wasn't, exactly, but the creek had risen and the tires now made a wake.

Through the extensive literature review, it is concluded that in most sleep wakeup schemes, all nodes have the same generic sleep/wake schedule and each node makes a wake up decision in isolation, without considering its neighbors in order to save energy.

The hooked trout wallowed thunderously, and made a bow wake as it streaked out into the deep water.

Now 43 and clad in a sage suit and immaculate tie, he commanded instant attention when he made a hard-hitting "wake up" speech to funky DJs, station managers, and Radio 1 executives at the Radio Academy's music forum in London.

"The silly part was that after I made a noise and woke everyone up my room-mate told me the back door was open".

Its dorsal fin made a telltale V-wake amid the white flecks of insects and foam on the coal-black surface of the river.

Horatio Alger and the Stratemeyer Syndicate aside, American novelists from Hawthorne through DeLillo have forever made a living by waking America from its dream.

Vatican Radio carried the official announcement and the names of all those who will be elevated in a ceremony on Feb. 18. Chosen to succeed Cardinal Edward M. Egan in February 2009, Archbishop Dolan, folksy and gregarious, has made a point of waking up early to lead Mass each weekday morning at St . Patricks Cathedral.

She was running slowly on only one of her three engines, so as to make a minimum wake and avoid detection from the air.

To make a stable wake, however, the waves also have to overlap and "interfere" in the right way.

As you accelerate and push the handle forward the bow bow of most boats will rise up and you will make a large wake.