| Once wide awake, even enterprising, they slowly become dilatory, leaden, slow, laggard, and lumpish. |
| A few years ago I remember seeing advertisements for plug-in household ionisers that freshen the air and make you feel more wide awake. |
| I was wide awake yet my conscious brain was refusing to accept that someone unseen was touching my face. |
| Someone was wide awake in a brightly lit room, writing furiously, sorting through what sounded like an immense pile of papers. |
| Gemma was still frozen in place when Jack, slightly disheveled but wide awake and lividly angry, came to her side. |
| Despite the placid surface that suggested a serene dream, he twitched occasionally, as if his eyes would burst wide awake. |
