Sentence examples for might be wake from inspiring English sources

A sample schedule might be: Wake up and shower at 6 45, get dressed at 7 00, eat breakfast at 7 15, pack your lunch at 7 25, do your hair and makeup at 7 35, and leave at 7 50.

A typical Monday might be waking up at 4 30 in the morning, making breakfast and then shooting out the door to catch a plane.

And now at last, at a cripplingly slow pace, we might be waking up to what we have allowed to happen.

Asked if he was worried he might be waking the Blairs' newborn son, the drill operator, Chris Southam, 28, said, "I don't feel guilty because I have to work seven days a week".

For a start, it's a sign that Warner might be waking up to the real strength of the DC back catalogue, to titles born in the 90s rather than the 40s and 50s, to the female-focused stories of the hugely popular DC SuperHero Girls line rather than endlessly regurgitated Batman and Superman tales.

As tough as it might be, waking up at 04 30 every morning is self-inflicted.

The other party who might be waking up this morning to the sound of congratulatory phone calls from global leaders is Mohammed Mursi, the new Egyptian president.

A jihad might be waking up when your alarm goes off in the morning.

On any day of the week I might be waking up on domestic or foreign ground.

Our one saving grace might be waking up to become more environmentally conscious or stepping up migration outward into space across our solar system and beyond.

Conservatives in Massachusetts (all ten of them!) might be waking up to the damage posed by the right-wing noise machine, but I don't see conservatives in other states walking away from Wingnut World.