| What is more than evident is that breakbeat was slumbering away peacefully before the Plump DJs gave it a loud wakeup call with their first release. |
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| But Antel got a wakeup call in 1992, when a national referendum asked whether to deregulate the telecom sector. |
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| Give your skin a refreshing morning wakeup call or a revitalizing pickup at the end of a fatiguing day. |
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| Also, the smart Wake on LAN is supported for convenient remote wakeup of the NAS in the local network. |
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| Avoid a lifetime of sleep issues by sticking to bedtime and wakeup routines whenever you can. 3. Start exercising regularly. |
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| For both Gordon Neufeld and for me, a personal wakeup call came with the increasing peer orientation of our own children. |
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| In the absence of any others, a six-month suspension would serve as a powerful wakeup call, but only if the possibility is real. |
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| During the configuration, the system administrator defines how often the wakeup call is repeated. |
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| Didymo has been the wakeup call that we must do more to protect our waterways from invasive pests. |
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| Students are recommended to retire to bed at the least by 10:30 in the evening and wakeup by 5:00 o'clock in the morning. |
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| The problems exposed during the world financial crisis were a wakeup call for the industry. |
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| For example, if a mouse or USB keyboard is connected to a USB port, clicking the mouse button or pressing the keyboard will wakeup the computer. |
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| Some saw it as a badly needed wakeup call in light of public pension promises that were clearly unsustainable given existing pension designs. |
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| This narrow victory must serve as a wakeup call that we must remain vigilant: small gains from the past can be easily lost. |
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| Your so-called wakeup or basal body temperature is stored in the computer. |
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| This case should have been a wakeup call and an opening for President Ghani to take new steps to fully enforce the Law on the Elimination of Violence Against Women – and he seems to have completely ignored that imperative. |
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| When a generation of hardworking men and women in their 20s and 30s are waking up each morning in their childhood bedrooms – that should be a wakeup call for us. |
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| On the remote, press Time to see the ALARM wakeup time. |
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| This was the wakeup call that you hear everyone talk about. |
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| Pick up the receiver to turn off the wakeup call. |
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| September 11 was a wakeup call that we must join in the debate of these issues and not confine ourselves solely to the role of technocratic aid managers. |
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| Everyone will respect bedtime and wakeup hours. |
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| But it appeared to act as a wakeup call to his former team-mates and, once Dnipro had been reduced to 10 men there was only ever one likely winner. |
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