Sentence examples for set the wake from inspiring English sources
Stefanski used Alexa voice controls to let the robot head respond to voice commands and he set the wake word to "Hey L3" to which the robot responds with a grumpy "What!" The version you see above is painted and weathered but you can 3D print your own pristine version from here and then add in a Raspberry Pi and Arduino with a simple servo to control the head motion.
With the "wake" time set, you will now have to set the "wake" temperature.
For many travelers, anxiety from not knowing whether they've set the wake-up alarm correctly can be exceeded only by the fury of being suddenly blasted awake at an inopportune hour by an alarm that was left set by a previous guest.
You set the "wake-up" time on this thing and plug it in in your kid's room.
These themes, and this truth, is stated more plainly in Go Set a Watchman, which is set in the wake of Brown v. Board of Education.
Like David Greig's compassionate The Events, McCafferty's play is set in the wake of an atrocity, although this one took place in 1974.
Another, as yet untitled, is set in the wake of nuclear war.
Set in the wake of the original Killzone, Mercenary sits as a sort of background story to the war against the Nazi-like Helghast armies.
Motherhood is also at the heart of Merit, a new play by Alexandra Wood set in the wake of the financial crisis.
This Rossini opera, set in the wake of the Trojan War, completely disappeared from the repertory for decades, but its rich and surprisingly subtle music deserves better.
