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A whiz and rattle of grapeshot among the branches high above his head roused him from his dream.

His last words had roused in me a rare echo, as if I had heard them somewhere before.

This roused a general astonishment; and he had the pleasure of being eagerly questioned by his wife and five daughters at once.

Hurstwood was asleep, but roused up to look as she passed through to her own bed.

It was the bits of snow that kept rousing him when he did not want to be roused.

I should have followed him through the open window if I had been stronger. As it was, I rang the bell and roused the house.

The old irritation and antagonism which he roused in her was hot in her heart and she yearned to speak tart words.

In an hour, thousands of stunning pictures were roused out of their hiding places and displayed to the living for the first and last time.

A feather light touch on his shoulder roused him from his stupor and he tiredly raised his head to look at Estra.

She 1 roused to work properly to adopt empress words and said, the clear orchid was what old woman keeps big extra.

All her goodness rose up from her soul and her indignation roused her to sarcasm.

The time passed. It was the bits of snow that kept rousing him when he did not want to be roused. At last his will clicked into action.

That proposal, unexpectedly, roused Linton from his lethargy , and threw him into a strange state of agitation.

Possibly the attraction of high wages rumored to be offered by Canadian railroad companies roused Yip San to leave San Francisco.

You know, without the spur of your presence I should never have roused myself to invite them.

For some time Alan volleyed upon the door , and his knocking only roused the echoes of the house and neighbourhood .

She became aware of something about her, with an effort she roused herself to see what it was.

He thought of the patrol, and the quick fear it roused made him alert again.

His speech roused the audience to such a pitch of fury that the police were forced to escort him away hastily.

After praying in my heart, I roused myself and picked up my weary body, ready to go.

She was roused by a chuckle which Mr. Dorset seemed to eject from the depths of his lean throat.

His mother's voice in the corridor roused him from an angry trance.

Just as important, the fact that America's fiscal problems have finally roused a ratings agency only underlines how advanced they are.

She had a guilty look which immediately roused surmise in his mind.

"What is the matter? " asked her ladyship, in the heavy tone of one half-roused; "I was not asleep. "

Even the sailor on the Atlantic and Pacific is awakened by his voice; but its shrill sound never roused me from my slumbers.

cried andrea , who seemed roused from the torpor in which he had been plunged.

Becky roused up from her lethargy of distress and showed good interest in the proceedings.

The FBI agent sat at one of the tables with the two Federal marshals, who had roused themselves into a semblance of vigilance.

Most recently the launch in January by the BBC of a Persian-language television channel has roused the ire of the Iranian regime.

People born in the year of the dragon are reputed to be healthy, energetic, long-lived, easily roused, impatient and obstinate.

It was such a grand view that it B roused strong emotion in us sight-seers.

She was roused to anger by his insulting remarks.

He roused himself, and remembered that he had not done so.

As he became rational, he ought to have roused himself.

He was roused from sleep by a heavy pounding on the door.

The people were roused by this and there was a fight between the villagers and the princes'supporters.

The carriage stopped; and the sleeper being roused, was lifted to the ground by his uncle.

And the king roused, and straightway he looked into the mirror. And he saw there but himself crowned.

Her interest was roused by what he said.

So man lies down and does not rise; till the heavens are no more, men will not awake or be roused from their sleep.

By the time the town constabulary had been roused , Feliks had melted away .

They roused children from their beds, loaded boxes of instant noodles into baskets and began hawking their staples to a captive clientele.

The emotions roused by the fight for the chocolate-maker go far beyond the business specifics, however.

she saw dick huddled there in his rags , and roused him up with her broom.

For an hour Mr. Arley sat in a brown study, then roused himself and went out.

And on this occasion the audience was roused not by a dance performance but by a series of speakers denouncing President Barack Obama.

Long after midnight, five-year-old Rajani is roused from sleep and carried by her uncle to her wedding.

Nor did he open his eyes till roused by the noises of the waking camp.

I do not think there is any Anglo-Saxon country where the interests of teachers would have roused the same degree of public feeling.

He kept his head admirably, in spite of some excitement, for in addition to compassion, the instincts of the chase were roused within him.

The explosion of bombs roused me out of a deep sleep.

After a moment he roused himself to talk to Christine.

A mutual conflict roused between the two religious saints for different moral outlooks.

The latest unrest in Bangkok was led by red-shirted protesters roused by a televised call to arms by Mr Thaksin, a self-exiled fugitive.

We roused up from sleep when the train stopped all of a sudden.

The boat roused wild ducks to flight.

a coarse laugh roused him; he looked up, - legree was standing opposite him.

The rain began to fall so heavily that it roused him.

The British workers were now thoroughly roused.

Roused from bed at what he considered an ungodly hour, Roy muttered imprecations under his breath.

e. g. The noise roused me out of a deep sleep.

The guide roused the sleepy campers and told them to prepare for a day of hiking.

Both issues have roused Beijing's ire, producing the usual accusations of 'resurgent Japanese militarism.

Soon, roused by thoughts within me, appeared narrative mnemonics relating digits to verbiage !

By contrast, a recent initiative by Egypt's government to appoint female judges roused little general protest.

The maidens , being aggrieved by such excessive labor, resolved to kill the cock who roused their mistress so early.

Sheldon: Evolution has made women sensitive to high-pitched noises while they sleep so that they'll be roused by a crying baby.

they all stood up and applauded . and only then was i roused from my daydreaming.

My faculties, roused by the change of scene, the new field offered to hope, seemed all astir.

Boarder issues roused great controversy among many countries.

There was in this scene a point which pierced and roused even him.

Vi. To be roused or affected by strong feelings.

The lion roused himself and then regarded the thousands of people so steadily.

The sound roused him from sleep.

Roused fish Fish mixed with dry salt before further handling and cure operations.

Within everyone's inner solitude , there is that bright and warm fireplace where the spirit dwells waiting to be roused .

Archaeological evidence suggests that when roused it is even more destructive.

and he struck Peter's side and roused him, saying, Rise up quickly.

At about four o'clock, the roustabouts are roused by the sound of seabirds.

Chapter two mainly expounds the beauty roused by presentation.

It was because of this music roused within that nothing then felt trivial to the writer.

The remembrance roused a whole train of association.

The defeat of the Persians at Mycale roused the Greek cities of Asia.

Her dramatic instinct was roused by the choice of subjects.

The insult roused him to anger.

benefit His sympathy for causes that could not benefit him one jot was easily roused . . .

Popular anger, once roused , can easily switch targets.

e. g. A persistent ringing roused Christina from a pleasant dream.

The measures have certainly roused protest.

The teacher roused him from indolence.

The military exploit had roused a surge of national vitality.

The lamentable weakness of the words roused a motion of pity in Lily's breast.

do you find that your dear lady is at all roused by your visit?

The lies he heard about his friend roused his anger.

Members of the International Olympic Committee were roused from their beds.

But he was a mighty foe when roused.

I returned and roused my dozing partner, spouse, wife.

I retorted, roused to something like passion.

The clock roused her by calling her name softly twelve times.

His conduct roused their suspicion.

The atrocities of the terrorists roused the people's indignation.

Once our debates roused a passion that came to the newspapers and the streets.

He was roused by the doorbell at daybreak.

I was roused by the ringing of a bell.

The menstruation that I come to last month, have 4-5 day, feel abdomen beat is roused now, be pregnant.

What first roused your suspicions?

His words roused a great rage inside her.

Three lion cubs in in the Masai Mara Nature Reserve in Kenya are roused from their afternoon siesta.

The sound of wheels roused her from these musings.

I laughed and dozed , then roused and read again.

Early that morning Mother roused me .

Early that mourning Mother roused me.

He was roused to action by courageous words.

He roused the masses with his oratory.

A decision to raise taxes has roused few cheers.

Yes. Sore means somebody is roused to anger.

The telephone roused me from my sleep in the morning.

He was roused to anger by the insult.

The goal roused the crowd to fever pitch.

I roused up from deep sleep when the storm came suddenly.

My alarm clock roused me from my dreams.

It is then they discover that they have roused the wrath of Orcus!

But when I saw a light in your room tonight I roused my energies again.

In the morning, when the birds are roused by the stir of milking the cows, I will waken you.

He roused a feeling of patriotism in me.

Her remarks roused his anger.

The noise roused me from a deep sleep.

was roused by the sound of the bell this morning.

I was roused by the sound of the alarm.

He roused up from sleep when the bugle sounded.

The next wave in Brazil, Turkey and Argentina, on the other hand, barely roused investors off their dotcom bean bags.

Noise roused me from a deep sleep.

I roused slowly from a deep sleep.

The dogs roused a deer from the bushes.

The efforts of China National Offshore Oil Corporation to buy Unocal, a Californian oil company, in June 2005 roused opposition.

I was roused by the doorbell ringing.

Still, I was not roused from my torpor.

He roused up at the accusation of laziness.

so that they'll be roused by a crying baby.

He's not easily roused to anger.

Their atrocities roused the people to great indignation.

The Timberwolves' lead reached 17 early in the third quarter before the Spurs roused themselves.

The atrocities of the fascists roused the people in the world to great indignation.

The telephone roused me from my sleep at 6 a. m.

A lot of people were roused to action by the appeal.

And they came near and roused Him, saying, Lord, save us; we are perishing!

He is terrible when roused.

roused to anger.

The fire roused the people from their sleep.

She roused early this morning.

I roused up early this morning.

Public opinion is a very real force in China, when it can be roused.

You have roused my curiosity. And now you must gratify it.

The latent uneasiness in Darnay's mind was roused to vigorous life by this letter.

A strict mother who roused that son before dawn to study.

She was roused from her seat, and her reflections, by some one's approach;

The oceangoing steamers . . . roused in him wild and painful longings

Pertinacity and tergiversation: female consciousness roused oneself in the song dynasty

Be roused by the ring of the telephone

knocked over roused me up save all our lives

When, roused by lute or horn, she wakes,

the car stopped at last and she roused herself