Sentence examples for waking out from inspiring English sources

The union's acting general secretary, Kevin Courtney, said they are waking out because of government funding cuts, as well as other concerns, such as workloads.

Even though I was suffering that feeling of a sleeping squirrel waking out of a sound slumber and then battling ferociously with itself behind my right kneecap, the weather was so pleasant this August morning I had to leave my hovel and take a walk in my neighborhood, the Upper West Side.

By contrast, waking out of another phase, deep sleep, is often not so fun: You may feel groggy and confused, wondering who and where you are and why your head weighs 500 pounds.

He was still ed-stimming but something passed through to his subconscious and he woke out of his educational reverie.

Mobile advertising took off in 2011, as tablets went mainstream and it seemed as if half of the world woke out of a daze to find they were holding some sort of Apple device.

We often end up with strong visual images lingering from our dreams when we wake out of REM sleep, when most of our dreaming happens.

By now, we've woken out of the slumber imposed by the crazed commercial mode that we were steeped in since before Thanksgiving.

The most dramatic example of a similar learning curve in recent literature is Paul Kingsnorth's The Wake (out in paperback last week).

Maybe it was the memory of waking up, rushing out to find a crowd, knowing they would be there.

One's waking eyes sought out the empty beds, And 'Damn', you said, 'another kit to pack.'.

Dreams now played out waking preoccupations, rather than otherworldly agendas.