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A good sermon should be like a woman's skirt: short enough to rouse the interest, but long enough to cover the essentials.

A few words from her, evincing a dislike to Heathcliff, were enough to rouse in him all his old hatred of the boy.

Until about 2 in the afternoon, his wife could rouse him, to talk to his friends from Apple.

By the latter part of the thirteenth century, Europe was only beginning to rouse from its intellectual stupor.

Then the queen tried to rouse his passion and distract him from his firm stand by immoral and sexual motions and gestures .

She was the only one of the family who could rouse the old man from the torpor in which he seemed to live.

Far from trying to rouse us from slumber, its role is now to offer us a cup of warm milk before bed.

We were trying to rouse her when Haji walked in from the garden entrance.

We have to shake him for a long while to rouse him from his sleep.

See, I am going to rouse them out of the places to which you sold them, and I will return on your own heads what you have done.

It was as if her whole soul and body and sex HAD to rouse up and pass into theme stories of his. This thrilled her and absorbed her.

If the sounds of his steps does not wake me, do not try to rouse me, I pray.

So signs of danger abound, but like the proverbial slow-boiling frog, we seem unable to rouse ourselves.

After a four-hour train ride, the drowsy boy flung himself into a chair and was soon sound asleep, and was hard to rouse.

No one is fierce enough to rouse him. Who then is able to stand against me?

She hardly knew what she was saying; only that she must somehow rouse him to movement.

Want to rouse that Asiatic black bear dead to the world really, selfish have appeared to have depended on my heart , have forget it!

I will rouse them out of the place To which you have sold them, And will return your recompense upon your own head.

"We're stuck in the short term, can't rouse ourselves to do much that's inspiring, " he said.

The speaker was trying to rouse the audience to enthusiasm.

May those who curse days curse that day, those who are ready to rouse Leviathan.

the river rouse burst its banks over the weekend , leaving some residents up to their knees in water.

The two men decided to travel to Ghana to try to rouse interest in producing the bike locally.

Tom was determined not to rouse her to anger.

Both are family-run companies, and that should help them respect one another s traditions, says Bains Mr. Rouse.

By luck or design, however, the newly installed interim chief of staff, Pete Rouse, is one of Washington's great long-range planners.

In general, adds Rouse's Bailey, "we advise them to [start on] the assumption that the enforcement system works to a great extent. "

I adjure you, O daughters of Jerusalem, By the gazelles or by the hinds of the fields, Not to rouse up or awaken my love Until she pleases.

You should see your partner become gentler and less easy to rouse to anger.

If you are pure and upright, even now he will rouse himself on your behalf and restore you to your rightful place.

I hear the laughter, sung in snickers , seem reluctant to rouse the six MB of sleep, however, PHS users of air around the answers.

Frantz Fanon devoted himself to his ideal, but the modern masterpiece has continued his work to rouse the politicians.

and the influence of the place and of example may often rouse better feelings than are begun with.

If you aren't comfortable with your child's appearance (trust your instincts), rouse your child partially by sitting him or her up.

He tried to rouse them, first by staying up night after night to print mimeograph newspapers, and then by fighting.

The Toad slept very soundly, and no amount of shaking could rouse him out of bed next morning.

Tom drew a breath, determined that he would not rouse.

He couldn't even rouse himself to his usual frown over Lida's arrangement of the furniture.

This sustained, repeated disturbance is enough to rouse all but the heaviest sleeper.

Now I rouse up the Medes against them, Who will not esteem silver highly, Nor take delight in gold.

I adjure you, O daughters of Jerusalem, Do not rouse up or awaken my love Until she pleases.

As one part of the public, student movements always being the forerunner, awakening people to rouse for the blow of Japanese .

But neither am I going to be sentimental or emotional in order to rouse you to action.

And Obama and Rouse have at least one comeback model.

Each morning they lay abed till the breakfast bell, pleasantly conscious that there were no efficient wives to rouse them.

Efforts to rouse international ire have had mixed success.

I asked, in order to rouse him; for he would not stir.

I can arrive the child who the hospital gives these to fall ill to sing, cause them to rouse.

If you leave it too long, people will settle into a passive "TV-watching" mode and it will be difficult to rouse them into responding.

Simply forcing dormant cells to make GABP, they found, was enough to rouse cells from their slumber and get them to grow again.

The dog seemed to rouse a little; it drank some water and lay quietly.

The pursuing is rouse of humanity, and also is the tergiversation to traditional female role of the ethical code.

There is evil in every human heart, which may remain latent, perhaps, through the whole life; but circumstances may rouse it to activity.

Take a dry, dormant savanna, desert or thorn scrub and rouse it into spring with rising temperatures.

Proving to a Chinese court that patent infringement has taken place is very difficult, says Diana Matthias, also of Rouse & Co.

These strange, fantastical characters rouse a riotous intersection of reality and virtual reality.

rouse: What can I do? I'm gonna ignore her for the rest of my life. This mosquito bite kept me awake.

His alarm clock failed to rouse him, so for the first month he'd use a telephone wake-up service.

O Lord God Almighty, the God of Israel, rouse yourself to punish all the nations; show no mercy to wicked traitors.

Being too cheerful - especially at inappropriate times - can also rouse anger in others, increasing the risk of a person coming to harm.

The pronunciation, causes to rouse similarly, causes to remember, to provide, the appointment.

The knocking was loud and long, but it failed to rouse the drowsy inmates.

Rouse yourself! Do not reject us forever.

He tiptoed upstairs so that he would not rouse any body.

Lay hold on that mighty arm, and rouse it to put forth its strength.

hoping sincerely she would prove a regular gossip, and either rouse me to animation or lull me to sleep by her talk.

"There is still substantial room for improving the enforcement of Chinese patents, " says Rouse & Co's Mr Papageorgiou.

Norton was raised in Maryland and is the grandson of famed architect James Rouse.

The speaker attempted to rouse the crowd with a cry for action.

Like a lion he crouches and lies down, like a lioness-who dares to rouse him?

Like a lion they crouch and lie down, like a lioness-who dares to rouse them?

You just idealized also much, the really absolute cornered person lightly was prejudiced to rouse.

It's time to rouse the children.

Work, family and other commitments rouse people early, while computers, TV and other electronic media keep people awake late at night.

During World War Two, Mr. Rouse served as an officer in the Navy in the Pacific area.

Sound the ship's general alarm to rouse all crew.

Illness, fever, stress, injury or even sunlight, among many factors, could rouse the virus.

Mr Rouse sensed that Mr Obama could have a big future, but expected him to run for president "in 2016 or whatever" .

The rural areas need a mighty revolutionary upsurge, for it alone can rouse the people in their millions to become a powerful force.

They will devote to something that can rouse their sense of reality and pursue for security.

Stimulate-- to rouse to activity or heightened action, as by spurring or goading; excite.

To rouse the vapid devil of her hate?

She earned a doctorate at Yale University, and while there met Irving Rouse, her future husband.

My theory is that over millions of years, evolution has hardwired the human nervous system to rouse in two ways.

The professor's speech failed to rouse his audience.

The demagogue's speech failed to rouse his audience.

THE Europeans can rouse themselves occasionally.

"You can rouse him, " the judge told the doctor.

tell me was it worth at all of the rouse u had beneath it all?

her major work was to rouse her neighbors from their sleep to get water.

tell me was it worth at all of the rouse u had beneath it all?

her major work was to rouse her neighbors from their sleep to get water.

The speaker tried to rouse the massed from their lack of interest.

The adulteration of alcohol in the wine rouse public attention.

In addition, women are more sensitive to sound than men while asleep so they rouse easily and may suffer sleep deficiencies as a result.

Come spring, bats in their thousands rouse themselves from a period of quiet or a winter holiday and take to the skies.

They use their words to rouse curiosity and encourage click-throughs to their blog.

Preachers rouse their followers to take up weapons.

Old Man's Son: They're of rouse to father. Not any more.

It would rouse the Arabs from their momentary lethargy and give them new courage.

the other six will be turned into the horns of oxen, and these horns will rouse the three islands of Britain with their accursed bellowing.

He hurried to rouse the corporal of the guard.

To rouse from a quiescent or inactive state; stir.

e. g. The speaker tried to rouse his listeners to action from their apathy.

To rouse to exasperation or anger; provoke.

I dare not rouse the family, and fill the place with confusion.

It is extremely difficult to rouse me in the mornings.

She must rouse herself from the torpor of mind and body.

No dog shall rouse thee, though a thousand bark.

It's extremely difficult to rouse my daughter in the morning.

It's extremely difficult to rouse my daughter in the morning.

This will rouse the initiative of the people.

To rouse from sleep; waken.

No more shall rouse them from their lowly bed .

He's very hard to rouse in the morning.

Furion Stormrage: Now, we must delve into the earth and rouse the ferocious druids of the claw from their slumber.

At the same time, our senses remain responsive enough so that extreme external stimuli can rouse us to wakefulness.

Who can rouse the people from their lack of care?

to rouse students' interests in English learning.

The spectacle of suffering does not of itself rouse any sympathetic pain in the average Chinaman;

The spectacle of suffering does not of itself rouse any sympathetic pain in the average Chinaman;

and I dare not rouse the family, and fill the place with confusion;

rouse the captain immediately ! . - hay , sir

A song rouse the deeply sleeping memories to me

Stir , as from a dormant or inactive condition, rouse ;

Celebrating human being's rouse above on themselves own,

To rouse him from this passive state

Josh Rouse Love ain't on my side love aint special love aint great

A New Rouse of the CPC's Governing Consciousness

I rouse suddenly from sleep and never lose myself

I rouse suddenly from sleep and never lose myself

To rouse our Roman gods with invocations

To rouse a sacred confrontation

Cave-in Characters, Space Differences and Rouse Policies of the Midland Rural Areas in China

Envisage the Gap and Rouse to Catch up

And rouse the earth to smile, and larks to sing

To rouse from sleep; awake:

Rouse the sympathy of some nations

Rouse the deaf and awaken the unhearing

To rouse to action; spur:

To rouse to action; spur:

Have a rouse before the morn