Bowie just was a very awake person, awake to the world, and awake to, in his mind, how to make the world more open and better.
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Some countries are more awake to the threat than others.
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Every morning, you awake to the dumbest time in history.
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I won't even stay awake to hear those magic reindeer click.
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Barbara Lowe struggled to stay awake to watch the 11 p.m.
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As you awake to a persistent knocking, your first instinct is fear.
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It left them freshly awake to the enduring power of their race.
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Might work, might not… I'll stay awake to see whether the deluge stops.
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You and I probably won't be awake to have to deal with them.
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Is it awake to what else this country is — and has always been?
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She is wonderfully awake to the ways relationships suffer during periods of mourning.
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The damage isn't serious, Mama Lindsy had been awake to put out the flames.
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I jerked awake to the glare of the morning sun, feeling famished and nauseated.
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They're up at odd hours when there's no one else awake to talk to.
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"The public is wide-awake to one thing," said an Uber spokesman, Josh Gold.
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On the surface, Rose seems warm, progressive, and awake to the realities of racism.
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I fall asleep there, so he gently shakes me awake to get me into bed.
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Milo and Lola, recently-deceased college buddies, awake to find themselves slumming it with Hades.
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He often writes about the extraordinary moment when two people become awake to each other.
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I don't know what it's going to take to slap people awake to see what's happening.
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We spent a night on the U.S.S. Enterprise, staying awake to count the black stealth bombers.
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Even so, burping can help stimulate them and keep them awake to eat, Vallespir Ellett says.
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At what point are you optimizing your time spent awake to improve the time you're spending unconscious?
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While Bernice went to bed around 7 that night, her kids had stayed awake to watch television.
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Nineteen years later, Obama, as a black liberal, is fully awake to the limits of that luxury.
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After Manuel's upset victory in the 100-meter freestyle on Thursday, Ledecky stayed awake to congratulate her.
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"We're all awake to the fact that we really can achieve what we set out to achieve."
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Sure enough, when the adults came for Victor in the morning, Franklin was awake to say goodbye.
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Trump said that "she was not awake to take that call" while the compound was under siege.TradeU.
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CERN will soon shut down for a few years for an upgrade, allowing AWAKE to upgrade as well.
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The mayor's nightmare Huntington Mayor Steve Williams snaps awake to the sound of a deluge of text messages.
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I saw people fall asleep during the Imam's Khutbah, then jolt awake to nod, somewhat guiltily, in prayer.
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And, by the way, she was not awake to take that call at 3 o'clock in the morning.
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The better question is how many people would forego what they do when they're awake to sleep more?
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But I had, waking and dozing repeatedly, until I'd jolted awake to the ringing of my bedside phone.
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The good news is that Americans are increasingly awake to the danger and willing to stand up against it.
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The episode begins with her jolting awake to find herself soaking in the tub, her hair matted with blood.
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The short answer is no; I need to be awake to handle the emergencies that come with delivering babies.
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My boyfriend, B., and I awake to the sounds of her climbing the curtains and terrorizing our older cat.
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Jope is awake to the trends, pointing out that healthier green teas are among the fastest growing Lipton brands.
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Before she was paralyzed, Crosby was awake to bodily joys—she loved to flirt, drink wine, exercise, and fuck.
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After Gertrude and I awake to her scratching at our faces, we bind her to her bed at night.
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The prisoner asks his new mate, in pain, barely awake, to provide plausible symptoms when the doctors come around.
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However, once you become more consciously awake to the world, your desire will shift from merely receiving to giving.
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In the morning you might awake to find so much snow had fallen that even the wild chamois were stuck.
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He had always loved this part of the song and was curious whether she was awake to the coming crescendo.
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But sometimes, in the middle of the night, when not a Kenyonite was stirring, I'd awake to an odd pattern.
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Tomorrow (Saturday): We awake to a bit of mugginess, fog and rain — tapering quickly to showers and sprinkles through midday.
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"Now I'm awake to the world," she says, as she moves bonnet-clad down a haunting street, surrounded by armed officers.
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Business Insider recently spoke to two of this year's finishers, who spent more than 33 hours awake to complete the race.
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From the time she was awake to when she went to sleep, 7 AM to 7 PM, I was on call.
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Only in the chair did real life flare back into being, the drill keeping me relentlessly awake to the present moment.
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She would awake to her father's screams the following night, but this day now occupies a different territory in her memory.
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Because of long commutes, some workers have to leave home so early that no one is awake to make their lunch.
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I was way way too AWAKE to play "Cucumber Slug Goes to the Garden Party" (a game I love, by the way).
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As she stayed awake to monitor the situation, Chiu said she then allegedly heard the man ask the girl for a dirty photo.
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You are self-conscious, aware of your own body, but also suddenly awake to the power you hold, and how to use it.
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I felt terrified, raw and awake to the fragility of life — the farthest I'd ever been from home in both mind and body.
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On the third night, at a little past one, Phillips startled awake to see an enormous creature leap over a five-foot fence.
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I tried to let my rage subside; it was 40 minutes before I shook my husband awake to tell him what was going on.
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You do that by doing precisely what you're doing: by remaining emotionally awake to all of your stories — hard, sad, happy, beautiful and true.
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I was too afraid to sleep, lest Eric's blood sugar drop in the middle of the night and I not be awake to help.
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And every night this week I have struggled to stay awake to keep my mind from replaying that dreadful day in an almost continuous loop.
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Under standard time, the sun rises earlier, reducing morning energy consumption, but only half of Americans are awake to be able to use the sun.
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The novel asks: If a life is lived under the conditions of consumer capitalism but there's no one awake to experience it, did it happen?
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I believe in social progress and I believe in medical progress, but it would be tremendous for them to be more awake to each other.
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Now a junior in college, awake to the psychological pitfalls of groupthink—right or left—I can see other students around me making the same mistake.
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I think that fear gets in the way, and now we know what fear looks like, and people who are awake to it will create change.
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A: People are awake to the need to address issues like mass incarceration, to address issues like profiling and to address criminal justice reform in general.
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World Review When George Washington gave his Farewell Address in 1796, he urged the American people "to be constantly awake" to the risk of foreign influence.
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An arrestingly creepy feature of many images is the discord between a dreamer's impassive expression and her predicament: she is literally not awake to its horror.
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According to the legend, a demon called Sui terrorized sleeping children on New Year's Eve, and so parents tried to keep kids awake to keep them safe.
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Set it up (look for the Bedtime tab in the Clock app) and once a night, your phone blinks awake to remind you to go to bed.
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But for the most part, about 29 out of 30 days by my logs, I awake to find it back in its charger and the floor clean.
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For those few people knocking me for tweeting at three o'clock in the morning, at least you know I will be there, awake, to answer the call!
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I was too awake to sleep, so I started rewriting the words to the song "Two Is Better Than One" by Boys Like Girls (featuring Taylor Swift).
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On August 26, 2017, at 343 AM, I awake to an officer screaming for everyone to get up and hurry to the second floor of our unit.
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I was lying awake to pray about the worsening abuse and alcoholism in my home life and the anger I felt, which was both my shield and poison.
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" Writing sober didn't hold Cosentino back; it helped her break out of a creative lull: "Being awake to everything in such a clear way is so [expletive] crazy.
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But she doesn't stay dead, and when she comes back, she's a new, fiercely angry Bernie, awake to the indignities of the monochromatic, subsistence-level life she's led.
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Suddenly he was high behind the wheel of his father's Cutlass — not in the road, but in a driveway — startling awake to the police rapping on his window.
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"For those few people knocking me for tweeting at three o'clock in the morning, at least you know I will be there, awake, to answer the call!" he tweeted.
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"It's done as this one song travels from being awake, to the unconscious, or maybe even dying at the end, and then coming back from the dead," Hval explains.
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You find you can no longer stomach another can of that Shark energy drink stuff but need an extra hour or two awake to really get a handle on osmosis.
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The first lets you trigger multiple commands with a single custom phrase — like saying "Hey Google, I'm awake" to unsilence your phone, turn on the lights and read the news.
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I spoke to five young survivors who have allowed a surgeon to drill open their skull and cut into their brain while they were awake, to enable them to survive.
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Mr. Ackerman told me that he has designed his "Sleep With Me" podcast to tame the vigilant, overactive "guardian" in the brain that feels it must stay awake to worry.
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Pick up a real alarm clock instead — whether it's the digital kind that jolts you awake to some sick talk radio or a cool lil retro clock like the examples below.
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But because they sleep by resting half of their brains and keeping the other half awake to surface and breathe, they may be sleeping even when they're maneuvering through the water.
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But over the past two weeks at the conventions of the two main parties, anyone awake to what's really going on could see the fallibility of the human suit technology on display.
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Sullivan's post shook the Lindy Hop scene for several reasons, but chief among them is that the community has long considered itself socially progressive, awake to women's rights issues and rape culture.
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Vulture aptly describes the potential similarities between present-day reality and the dystopia depicted in the series: Offred says that she is awake to the world now, that she was asleep before.
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You'll appreciate this kid who is the latest star of a viral video, where he's seen struggling to stay awake to finish his steamed bun (but refusing to let go of it).
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Nikon has been awake to this trend, which has prompted the venerable Japanese company to jump in the fray with its own full-frame mirrorless camera set to be announced on August 23rd.
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I was tired of coming home late at night, only to arrive to feet scampering down the steps to greet me because he had willed his body to stay awake to see me.
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Charlie Sheen stayed up for 48 hours for his role Sheen wasn't actually on any drugs for filming, he simply spent a marathon 48 hours awake to achieve the requisite strung-out look. 6.
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But it's been present and clearly visible for at least two if not six years, yet it's only over the past month or so that Obamaworld seems to have become fully awake to it.
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It means we must become the agent for something the Earth has not seen before — a biosphere that is also awake to itself and can act for its future with both compassion and wisdom.
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"Even though we obsessively rehearse every detail, we're trying to put ourselves in a situation where we're nervous enough about what we're doing so that we are so awake to what's happening," she said.
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The best back-to-school gear available this September will be high tech: from alarms that shake you awake, to earplugs that silence chatty roommates, to a gorgeous dual-lens smartphone that unlocks in just .
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New Yorkers would awake to find them encamped on the medians of Broadway, from West Seventy-second Street to 166th, as if giants had stomped into town overnight and found a nice place to rest.
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"Evil spirits roam during the night, so somebody needs to stay awake to keep watch," said Father Damaskinos, 33, who, unusually for Athos, returns to his native Finland regularly to work as a theology professor.
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But it's worth remembering that the point of helping your child sleep soundly is to help that child function well when awake, to be in tune with the opportunities and the requirements of the day.
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Trump brought up the Benghazi attacks, noting that Clinton was "not awake to take that call at 3 o'clock in the morning," about the killing of US Ambassador Chris Stevens and three others in Libya in 2012.
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Constand 'humiliated' Andrea Constand testified Friday that she drank wine and took three blue pills at Cosby's urging in January 2004, then lost consciousness and, sometime later, was "jolted awake" to find the entertainer sexually assaulting her.
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Like Yadav, many thousands of farmers stay awake to guard their farms over a cold winter or face losing their crops to the cattle - a double whammy for growers already reeling from a plunge in Indian crop prices.
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Like Yadav, many thousands of farmers stay awake to guard their farms over a cold winter or face losing their crops to the cattle - a double whammy for growers already reeling from a plunge in Indian crop prices.
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Kamala Harris' shock decision to drop out of the race president -- a development that shook Democrats awake to a winnowing field with diminishing diversity, and allowed Booker to step into the breach with a message of righteous indignation.
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Alexandra S. Levine and Jonathan Wolfe, who write another popular newsletter, New York Today, think of themselves as friends of their readers, "gently nudging them awake" to tell them the most interesting things going on in New York City.
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Mary-Beth was recorded saying that she gave her adult daughter — who was in the house at the time of the alleged murder — sleeping pills to "knock her out" so she wouldn't be awake to see them kill her grandfather.
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He felt now like he sometimes did in the desert, after days and days of long watches, hiding out and waiting to kill first then go home, get rest: Paul felt shredded awake to the elements, sharper because of it.
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That way your night owl colleagues won't awake to 20 texts, and your early-bird co-workers won't get annoyed because they're trying to wrap up and head out when a colleague wants to have a long, lively and detailed discussion.
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Unlike her Nashville character, who we last see hurdling toward adulthood and a record deal faster than a judge can grant her emancipation, Lennon is wide awake to the fact that fame isn't the goal but the by-product of creative success.
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Trump, meanwhile, said that his early morning tweeting proved what a vigilant president he would be: For those few people knocking me for tweeting at three o'clock in the morning, at least you know I will be there, awake, to answer the call!
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From his slow, protracted manner of speech that often led to questions of whether he was actually awake, to his shaky answers on foreign affairs, Carson's candidacy gave America some real head-scratchers — in a campaign full of off-the-wall events.
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She was back at the family's storied estate in Hyannis Port later Thursday morning, but she wanted to stay awake to see the dawn — to go swimming in the nearby Atlantic Ocean as the sun rose over the horizon, touching the water.
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"For those few people knocking me for tweeting at three o'clock in the morning, at least you know I will be there, awake to answer the call," he said, referencing Clinton's 2008 attack on President Obama about his own readiness to serve.
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But when what had been a stealth increase in U.S. rates over several months suddenly broke out into the open in the last week, investors were jolted awake to a new reality: stocks are no longer the only solution for finding yield.
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In the book, he writes glowingly about his stint there but doesn't shy away from the debauchery that went on backstage, including some of his own ("I only did cocaine to stay awake to make sure nobody else did too much cocaine," he writes).
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They warned her that if they arrested her abuser he would be released the next morning, when he would probably have returned to the house—incensed by his night in a cell, and at a time when Mkhai would be awake to witness the consequences.
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Sleep Score—a feature I beta-tested which tracks factors like your restlessness and time spent awake to give you a single metric that tells you if you slept well or not—will be available to all Fitbit users who have a heart-rate tracking device.
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Norristown, Pennsylvania (CNN)Andrea Constand, the key witness in Bill Cosby's retrial on indecent assault charges, testified Friday that she drank wine and took three blue pills at Cosby's urging in January 2004, then lost consciousness and, sometime later, was "jolted awake" to find the entertainer sexually assaulting her.
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Curious if the left hemispheres were indeed remaining awake to process information detected in the surrounding environment, Dr Sasaki re-ran the experiment while presenting the sleeping participants with a mix of regularly timed beeps of the same tone and beeps of a different tone made sporadically during the night.
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In my conversations with immigration advocates in recent months, nobody has been more awake to the threat of denaturalization cases than Abdulhakem Alsadah, who spends his days dashing between meetings with members of the Yemeni community near Detroit and working with people already in the court system who need counseling.
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The US government is awake to the remarkable innovation coming the startup scene in many deep tech categories, and the response has been diverse efforts across many government agencies and departments to support select startups with non-dilutive financial backing, technology sharing, fast-track procurement and even start-up competitions with cash prizes.
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That idea animates the almost-one-woman-show "What the Constitution Means to Me," in which Heidi Schreck, a former teenage competitive debater turned writer and actress, tells the story of how several generations of women in her family dealt with male violence and control, with each one becoming increasingly awake to her own power.
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I feel like I'm awake to it, and I want to continue to encourage everyone else to find their awakening and to support one another, because shit is going down ... I feel like there is this revolution, and I feel it, where we're all really standing and cultivating where we come from, because it's been threatened.
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Its deeply upsetting content (it opens with a sexual assault, then things only get grimmer) is there not simply to shock the audience, but rather to finally shake them awake to the whole point of the story — that the violence they ask for from their entertainment is an empty thrill, that they can't find fulfillment in escapism.
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"Make no mistake: America is wide awake to these assaults and will not let a bully like Chairman Bishop use hard-earned taxpayer dollars to ensure oil, gas and mining industries can lay waste to the forests, parks and refuges that belong to us all," Matt Keller, senior director of conservation with the Wilderness Society, said in a statement.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) surrogate-turned-Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE supporter headed straight from filming his Standing Rock documentary, "Awake," to his mother's Manhattan apartment for an Italian food-filled election night party.
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Just as I notice myself drifting off to sleep, I nudge myself awake to set anywhere from five to 10 alarms on my phone in five-minute intervals; I make sure the volume on my phone is turned all the way up; I double-check that I just changed the ringer volume and not the regular volume; I double-check that my alarms are set even though I set them 90 seconds ago; and some nights, I'll wake up just after falling asleep in a panic thinking I didn't set any alarms, then go through the whole process again.
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