Sentence examples for waking of from inspiring English sources

Funerals come with up to three opportunities for mourners to show up: there's the waking of the body, which is often in the home, the "removal" to the church, and, on the final day, a funeral mass and burial followed by a reception or meal.

What of the pair of us?Pretty much the tale of the family surviving disaster:"In the ancient serpent stink of our blood we got clearof the valley; the village loosed stone lions roaring at our heels".Sleep, troubled sleep, the troubled waking of the heartyours on top of mine chipped dishes stacked in the pitching sink of noontides.What then of words?

The waking of a probe which has spent two-and-half-years moving through space in a deep sleep is "a big day for the European Space Agency", the mission's space operations manager has said.

I know who I am, I know who my people are, the salt of earth, a chosen people, so I know my responsibility to them is great, but it's been declared by The Master Teacher that I would do greater works, the waking of a nation of robbed and spoiled people.

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However, a regimen that requires regular waking of the patient at 2 00 a.m. was considered impractical for the therapeutic routine.

THE WAKE OF FORGIVENESS, by Bruce Machart Mariner/Houghton Mifflinn, $14.95).

THE WAKE OF FORGIVENESS, by Bruce Mac­hart (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $26).

Develop the habit of waking up early.

The mice woke — sort of.

But these great precipices, which run for almost four miles between Filey and Flamborough Head in the East Riding of Yorkshire, are also home to the largest accessible seabird colony in the United Kingdom, a raucous squawking, moaning, fluting, kitty-waking of at least 100,000 nests.