Sentence examples for rousing interest from inspiring English sources

Several celebrities have done their part to wake up Americans to a kinder, gentler way of life, and they've succeeded in rousing interest.

The rivalries with Germany and France are also rousing interest, while Croatia are popular among some here given many of their players are emplyed by Italian clubs.

"The idea is to show how a computer sorts data," explains their teacher, Claire Lotriet.This was the scene at a recent event in London to promote "Hour of Code", an initiative organised by Code.org, a non-profit, aimed at rousing interest in computer programming or "coding" in the language of the digital cognoscenti.

While more than 200 country domains exist, some of the potentially popular letter combinations such as.tv and.md recently opened up, rousing interest from U.S. companies.

The promise of controversy seems an easy and natural way to rouse interest.

In addition, their high electrical conductivity has roused interest in the area of electrical appliances and communication related applications.

That is not to say, however, that the people are not trying to rouse interest.

The mounting anxiety in Europe about Russian control over energy supplies has helped to rouse interest in shale gas, which can be tapped domestically.

The discovery of the over-expression of exogenous metabolizing CYPs, such as CYP1B1, in cancer cells has roused interest in the development of inhibitors for chemoprevention and of prodrugs designed to be activated by CYPs only in cancer cells.

Bennett and his wife lived for four months in the West Bank settlement of Beit Aryeh and then, in 2000, made their move to Manhattan to try to rouse interest in his software idea.

All the pretty bodies rolling around, under and over the sheets in "Unmade Beds," an intimate, tender feature about two young Europeans adrift in and out of a London squat, similarly failed to rouse interest among American buyers.