reawake

Might it reawake the dying nerve if the family were living close against her eyes?

Only from without could reality impact upon him and reawake within him an awareness of reality.

Coutinho finally got his dream move in January 2018, but by that time the centrepiece to the construction that has seen Jurgen Klopp reawake the five-time European champions as a force on the continent had been put in place.Virgil van Dijk's Pound 75 million move from Southampton made the Dutchman the world's most expensive defender ever and was roundly questioned at the time.

What we do is to reawake our identity with a view to doing things in common for the benefit of the Yoruba nation as a whole.

As Tolkien quips, the Elves themselves "are not busy with a plan to reawake religious devotion in Wootton" (100).

You now have a unique opportunity, in this decade of delivery, as you put it, to reawake and put life into the heritage potential of this country, not forgetting, of course, your home town of Merthyr Tydfil which many still consider a candidate for world heritage status.

I really loved, the pervious article "Reawake SIM card", which is really in these days and contributing a lot in revenues.

``One, they a reawake and, two, for a variety of reasons, we have to stop their medication because that is the best way we can find the targets which we need.

Mr Hague has been secretly praying, offering gifts at the shrine of St Margaret, for Old Labour to reawake and the caring, sharing socialists have kindly obliged.

Meanwhile, Berger's move may reawake an interest from Borussia Dortmund in Boro's Jamie Pollock.

Is it the killing of the little girl, which reawakes Coral's maternal instincts and guilt?

He reawakes and sets out to find Billie (Alyssa Milano), who he has decided is his soul mate.