| As if we had new language, new tactics, new ways of communicating that could waken the dormant dissent and the sleeping visions in every heart. |
| Maria had warned her not to waken her grandfather, so she admired it in whispers. |
| I dreamed night after night about it, and I used to waken just wild to run back. |
| I would first of all advise her never to waken her child for any reason whatsoever and to respect their rhythm. |
| So no ducking under the duvet, then, when your little monster threatens to waken the neighbours, if not the dead, with his wee-small-hours wake-up call. |
| Lead him by the hempen halter, or else the horse will begin to neigh, and will waken the guards. |