have woken up

Key to the action are the dreams within dreams; the moment where you think you have woken up but are actually still dreaming.

At least the invitation list shows that the rich nations have woken up to the fact that the world is no longer a private club.

In recent polls and focus groups he has found that Brazilians, including the poorest, have woken up to the fact that they pay high taxes.

I have woken up to the reality that America will not be a military power that can match China is a few years.

I wouldn't even have had to give this soldier a sleeping potion. He would never have woken up.

A number of technology companies, however, have woken up to the need to recruit and retain women.

Unsurprisingly Scottish voters have woken up to the insult.

What's wrong with you? You must have woken up on the wrong side of the bed.

But now they have woken up hung-over, to find that reform can be put off no longer (see article).

W: That's because there are still too many prejudiced[6] men. And too few women have woken up to their rights[7].

Ok! Say no more. . . I would also have woken up at the crack of dawn to get to the bathroom first!

You may have woken up this morning and listened to the traffic or weather report (or both).

I have woken up and I am real.

You have woken up everyone here!