Examples of woken

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The international fishing community has now woken up to the fact that consumers will not accept unnecessary deaths or damage to our environment in the food and fisheries industries.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Alter a milky drink she settled and slept until woken by the nurses for a cup of tea at 6.30 am.
Her chest has over the 3 days prior to admission woken her at night when she was aware of being 'breathy and gasping for breath'.
After a 'while' he was woken suddenly by a 'roaring' noise, which he ascertained was from a fire.
Is a rhythm in irritability necessary to explain why people are usually irritable when woken?
We recognize it as a unified stretch of language because we know facts about novels, layout, publishers, telephones, being woken up, and so on.
Families may, in consequence, have been woken and frightened by a man's violent nightmares.
Nevertheless, although he has woken her, he is not necessarily the answer to all her prayers.
The woken agents are added to the queue of active subgoals in some order.
The night before his admission he was woken from sleeping by extreme breathlessness and wheezing.
The writer uses two verb tenses: the past tense is used when the character is dreaming; the tense changes to the present when she has woken up.
The core reason behind sleep problems is a lack of self-regulation of the infant: an inability to fall asleep on his own and self soothe if woken up mid-sleep.
Constraints from the store will be reconsidered (woken) if newly added built-in constraints constrain variables of the constraint, because then rules may become applicable since their guards are now implied.
The international community has woken up at last.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
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