Sentence examples for released wake from inspiring English sources

Later in 1975 they released Wake up Everybody, and the title song, covering black issues, was another success.

Richard released "Wake Up," the first single off of her upcoming third solo album, Redemptionheart.

Theres never a wrong time to revisit the core values of Seventies soul and funk, though it may have been more effective for John Legend & The Roots to release Wake Up!, a selection of politicised black covers from that era, during a previous administration's tenure, when the admonition was more pertinent.

This success followed Rough Trade Records's last-minute decision to release "Wake Up" only on 7" vinyl.

The first released track, "Wake Up! Go! Go! Forward!," features reverberating electric guitars and pounding drum fills and is a call to action, as Francis says, "No one who sleeps can sing, dance or rejoice". His speech is followed by a sung heavy rock melody.

If someone sent me a note saying they fix itchy skin in dogs, they'd have my attention". Lo and behold, a few days after the podcast was released, I woke up in the morning and the first message in my inbox I noticed said "I fix itchy dogs every day". The note merely said "I would need to ask you some questions in order to help your dog". David had my attention.

Released in the wake of the same studio's The Great Escape, it was overshadowed.

Her single Lighters, released in the wake of BGT on Sony, reached No 6.

Yet the turbulent energies released in their wake are understandably also fueling unease and apprehension.

The film was released in the wake of the Hungerford massacre with an 18 certificate after cuts were made.

The findings were released in the wake of legislators' attempts to limit women's access to abortions.