Sentence examples similar to offer wake from inspiring English sources

The helpful staff offer wake-up calls if the northern lights appear and will book local whale-watching tours.

Efit offers wake-up calls.

Like all Android Wear devices, it offers wake-on-wrist-flick, automatic voice response via the "Ok Google" trigger, and activity tracking.

I don't think Andrew Mason will ever struggle to eat, but he and the board members that said no to that offer probably wake up in a cold sweat from time to time.

Just from what headlines it was ripped is unclear; it may have been the case of one Ahmet Koc who claimed he was lured to Britain from Turkey by a job offer and woke up after a medical checkup minus a kidney.

Mr Fishman offers a wake-up call to his fellow Americans, but ultimately he fails in his aim to demystify the country.

Dr David Richmond, president of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, said the series offered a "wake-up call to governments worldwide to make faster progress in reducing the number of stillbirths, which wreak untold damage on families, care givers and communities".

First World woes: Quartz offers a wake-up call on the subject of sleep deprivation.

The UN report offers a wake-up call on the urgency of taking action.

The guerrillas offered a wake-up call for Mexico, but also, I think, for all of Latin America and for Latino diasporas in the United States.

The guerrillas offered a wake-up call for Mexico, but also, I think, for all of Latin America and for Latino diasporas in the US.