" But renovating her house "had awoken a different reality.
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In our grim and grimmer world, the dragon has awoken.
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They're awoken by Jesus — who's pointing a gun at them.
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He had awoken early and cooked her a hearty breakfast.
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Shortly after midnight he was awoken by a putrid smell.
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If happier times come, the comatose patient can always be awoken.
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The referendum has "awoken Spanish fury, which was sleeping", he added.
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The following morning they were awoken by loud bangs on the door.
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She told reporters the couple were awoken by noise outside their home.
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She said that she and her boyfriend were awoken by the blaze.
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" He added that the Obama administration had "suddenly awoken to the threat.
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"Chile has awoken," reads a slogan sprayed on walls throughout the country.
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He's awoken in bed and literally kidnapped by some angry Weekday Warriors.
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To that, the internet firestorm that swirled around Bleachella was awoken once more.
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An hour or so later, I was awoken by banging on my door.
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Starting first thing in the morning, I'm awoken by shrieking, whining, or fighting.
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Giancarlo Stanton and the Miami Marlins may have awoken from their offensive slumber.
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The game begins with Link being awoken from cryo-stasis after a century.
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That night, Matt and Shelby are once again awoken by pig-type squeals.
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"It's like the sleeping giant has awoken," Quist said looking into the audience.
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She was asleep, with music on, when she was awoken by the explosion.
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"Communities around this state have awoken," said Oregon's governor, Kate Brown, a Democrat.
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The incident must have awoken a fear that had been lurking within me.
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It's like I said up top: That long dormant hope has been awoken.
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Eva said she and her husband were awoken shortly after by the panicked nurse.
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She and her mother were awoken by the sound of a propane tank exploding.
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"We were awoken by exchange of heavy guns," resident Ahmed Farah said by phone.
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It appears, however, that after eight years the administration has suddenly awoken to the threat.
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Now every day I'm awoken (a little earlier than I would like) by Viva's singing.
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Last year, at 4am on August 25th, the 23-year-old was awoken by gunfire.
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Early that morning, Rubin was asleep when she was awoken by someone in their room.
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Some Republicans insist that the controversy has awoken conservatives that might have otherwise stayed home.
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The previous Wednesday, June 14th, Khan had been awoken by his staff at 20153 A .
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Local politicians have awoken to the possibility of higher tax revenues and foreign-exchange reserves.
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His voice is low, bleary-eyed, as if he's been awoken from a deep slumber.
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Neighbors told police the sound of a struggle had awoken them about 5:30 a.m.
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Like I've awoken from one of those dreams where you cry and soak your pillow.
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"We were awoken by exchange of heavy guns," resident Ahmed Farah told Reuters by phone.
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Most expressed confusion and said they felt as if they had awoken to a surreal world.
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Horrified Snapchatters have awoken to a bleak set of circumstances after Snapchat stopped working for users.
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I'm awoken by F. saying he's going to the ER. He's going to take an Uber.
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Bariedah, the former detainee, recalled to Insider a time when she was awoken at 2 a.m.
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The murder may keep her awake at night, but it's also awoken something new inside her.
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Young Sheru had awoken from his nap and boarded a train in search of his older brother.
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Lady Aisha had undoubtedly awoken by now and gone to bathe; her bondswoman's absence would be noted.
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Like Dolores, Wood herself has also awoken to a new reality — one she's worked hard to forge.
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A semi-automatic pistol, once awoken, will fire as fast as the shooter can twitch their finger.
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The mom was already asleep in her lofted bed when she was awoken by a peculiar feeling.
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Jaya, I've awoken to something recently, and it has inspired me during this time in my life.
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I was sleeping next to her, holding her hand, and was awoken by her final, rattling breath.
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In the mornings he was awoken by the sounds of construction: hammers banging, machines drilling, men shouting.
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What I hadn't estimated was the extent the sleeping dragon [would] go to once it was awoken.
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In recent years, as global temperatures have risen, the ice sheet has awoken from its postglacial slumber.
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They are rudely awoken and forced to crawl on their hands and knees to an orgiastic party.
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Doctors revealed last week that Yulia Skripal, 33, had awoken from a coma and was rapidly improving.
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That morning, I had awoken in a panic realizing I had no idea what a "fashion reporter" wore.
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Their father was awoken at night by phone calls from Latvia to congratulate him on their new medals.
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Every hour or so I was awoken by a man rubbing up against me insisting that I smile.
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But he was broken at 3-3 in the first set and then the Mighty Nadal was awoken.
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He has awoken the sleeping giant of the American people, fed up with the lies and the spin.
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Over and over again, Rea has wished that she had awoken sooner on the night Joel was murdered.
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The crisis has awoken some Israeli analysts and policy makers to the increased risk of a new conflict.
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One night, as they were sheltering in an abandoned house, she was awoken by the sound of bullets.
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Often these people tell me they were awoken in the middle of the night and found themselves paralyzed.
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The hotel was evacuated, though players—many of whom were awoken—were not asked to leave their rooms.
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Unbeknownst to me, the memory had been mummified in my brain, ready to be re-awoken by the podcast.
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About 10 minutes later, while the plane was still on the tarmac, Jim says he was awoken by officers.
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Natalie Dulach, who also lives in the apartment, said she was awoken by the chaos around 5:45 a.m.
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The aromas, sugar, and alcohol—just over 2000 percent—hit the palate, opening up my barely awoken taste buds.
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As the neighborhood settled down for the evening, I stopped noticing as much noise, and wasn't awoken at all.
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That was more than 20 years ago, but the past week has awoken wounds I thought had gone dormant.
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He was constantly awoken by pain but could not communicate that, they said in a statement released by police.
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When he saw that she had awoken, she said, he got on top of her and began penetrating her.
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Prairie has finally awoken Nina Azarova inside of her, and returns back to the Treasure Island clinic as the latter.
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Leroy Cannon, who'd been awoken by a noise at his door at four o'clock in the morning on December 4.
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"We were awoken by sirens and messages from the government telling us to take cover," one local resident told CNN.
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Fortunately, bipartisan leaders in Congress have awoken to this attack on their authority and the ongoing review of CDA 85033.
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A New York Times profile of a cat-loving Nazi and his wife has awoken the anger of the internet.
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Indeed, the rise of the Five Star Movement has awoken some of Italy's long dormant power brokers, like Mr. Berlusconi.
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This two-minute short by Isaac Ruth is about a sleeping couple awoken by something coming in through the window.
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I wanted to believe that the language was already inside of me, like a sleeping djinn just waiting to be awoken.
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Zack isn't the only one who has awoken to the unnerving similarity of a pug and a lumpy loaf of bread.
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She briefly woke up twice that morning to tend to her children but was awoken for good at 12:25 p.m.
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That's only the start of their problems, as the work crews appear to have awoken something that had long been quiet.
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Flores, her husband and daughter fled Monday morning after being awoken by the smell of smoke, not uncommon in the area.
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Alcohol investigation takes a turn Engelien's lawsuit says he was awoken by a missed call from his flight operations duty officer.
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Finding her religious devotion "too ethereal, too disconnected," she was politically awoken by a sociologist nun at the age of 41.
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Here, Manning was kept in solitary confinement for nine months, frequently stripped and left naked, and awoken when she fell asleep.
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Just minutes into a mid-afternoon nap on Friday, Brandi Owens was awoken by a loud pop that echoed throughout her home.
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Brian Rand, a Vietnam veteran, was awoken by his dog Curly, who nudged him and poked him until the man got up.
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One time when visiting him, Sophie Dahl was awoken by a loud banging and someone crying, "Ooooooh, wooooo, oooooh" through the window.
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It's like the ghost of high school has suddenly awoken and reminded me of a species of girl I thought was extinct.
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Of all these bands, there are none I am more grateful to have awoken to the greatness of than the Tragically Hip.
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Kurdish territorial inroads and self-government in northern Syria have awoken the darkest specter in the Turkish psyche: a border-straddling Kurdistan.
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Witnesses reported being awoken Thursday by cries for help from inside the burning building, where children appeared trapped by metal window grills.
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Awoken by her son, King said she looked on as Ahmodu was being put on a stretcher while his sister Zainab appeared hysterical.
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In that context, the watch officer surely would have passed the alarm on to the president, who, after being awoken at 28503 a.m.
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"We were awoken by a suicide car bomb this morning and then fierce battle followed," Major Mohamed Abdullahi told Reuters from the town.
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"We sort of yielded this to the Koch brothers and the Republicans in these state races, and we have just awoken," Inslee said.
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Probably, she was awoken in the middle of the night and marched into the basement with her parents, her siblings, and three attendants.
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But another — in which laureates are awoken at the Grand Hotel Stockholm by girls in white carrying candles — may be fading into history.
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When your quality of life is at a low point, you may not want to be awoken once you fall into a sleep.
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The last hibernation ended on December 6th, 2014, when the spacecraft was awoken to prepare for the Pluto flyby more than seven months later.
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Her brother nearly died from the attack, which was interrupted only when Sikorski's parents rushed to help him after being awoken by his screams.
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"I feel like I have re-awoken from a long eight-year nap and I found a world that is on fire," Bossert said.
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There, we encounter a woman nervously peering inside the entrance of her tent, having been awoken by a large crab crawling across her body.
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The couple is awoken in the middle of the night by horrifying screeching, a knock on the door, and garbage cans being thrown around.
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A year ago, while on a tourist visit to Latvia, Sharon Bard was awoken at 4 am by a buzzing alert from her phone.
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The Blackhawks have awoken from an offensive slumber with nine goals in their last two contests after mustering just 216 in their previous 21.
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The small robot — shaped like a miniaturized bulldozer with a CRT monitor for a cockpit — sits in a charging dock, waiting to be awoken.
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Michael Ayers, 20, who lives in an apartment building at intersection where the second shooting occurred, said he was awoken around 2:30 a.m.
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So I feel like if everyone who's sort of newly awoken in activism can stay on track, we've got a really great thing going.
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We need to make the most of this moment, where it feels like a lot of people have awoken from a deep, apathetic slumber.
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But all too quickly, the dream comes to an abrupt halt when Annalise is awoken by the voice of an officer — in her jail cell.
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Jimmy Carter's national security advisor, Zbigniew Brzezinski, was awoken one night with news that 2,200 Soviet missiles were on their way to the United States.
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"I was awoken half way through due to my phone vibrating every few seconds with a new email," Josh Oakes told me in an email.
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On January 25, 2016, one of 2Sops' flight commanders, Captain Aaron Blain, was awoken by a call from work in the middle of the night.
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It's also got a great core idea: you inhabit a woman awoken from a cryogenic slumber in a sci-fi world with a sinister underbelly.
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Not only have they lost decisively on a number of issues, but they have awoken to find themselves in the uncomfortable position of playing defense.
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The post begins with the retelling of Betters' early morning, which started when he was awoken by banging noises created by his pet feline Lulu.
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According to the outlet, the teens – ages 18, 16, and 14 years old – were unharmed but awoken by the gunfire and cried out for their mother.
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Shortly after arriving at his hotel, Kaine was awoken by a phone call from his chief-of-staff: a gunman had opened fire at Virginia Tech.
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In her Instagram videos, Cardi B says she was asleep trying to fight off an illness during the incident and only awoken to leave the hotel.
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The 26-year-old said he was awoken by his partner's parents some time after the incident happened and found Buddy in a pool of blood.
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" PETA President Ingrid Newkirk also said in its statement that 36 years of PETA protests had "awoken the world to the plight of animals in captivity.
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Each were awoken decades before they were supposed to arrive at their destination, and are left to deal with the ship as it begins to malfunction.
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"It's great that our coalition's advocacy has awoken to Google to the massive issues with kids apps in the Play Store," said CCFC Director Josh Golin.
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Everyone who "knew" has awoken, finally, to reality — a reality that is far better and not remotely as horrible as they made it out to be.
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Awoken at their home by "a lady screaming," Pierce's roommate said he went into the kitchen and saw blood all over the floor, the complaint states.
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"It's awoken a group of people who otherwise might not have been engaged," said Sally Patterson, 23, an officer at the University of Bristol Students' Union.
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After being awoken from her enchanted sleep, Aurora made it her career to help others stay awake — and what better way to do that than coffee!
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"A giant has been awoken and the tort bar realizes there are lots of issues in the retirement industry and that won't be going away," Wagner said.
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Being rudely awoken at that time to catch a train after the experiment I'd done, now I remembered how terrible the sound of the alarm clock was.
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Audiences will walk away from Chained as though they have just awoken from a dark and beautiful fever dream full of self discovery, fascination, fear, and wonder.
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The plot is simple as far as RPGs go: A god who lived under your house has awoken, and he smashed your house while digging himself out.
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Elsa, along with Anna, Kristoff, Sven, and Olaf, decide they must follow this voice into the Enchanted Forest in order to save Arendelle from the awoken spirits.
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Blessed that my children and Micah were at a hotel safe and sound… it's as if I have awoken from a dream filled with opulence and hope….
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On the night of July 16, 19173, as the story goes, the czar's family was awoken and told that they were being taken to a safer location.
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For seventeen years, I have awoken to those workers, to clinking silverware rolled in cloth and porcelain plates removed from the oven in preparation for breakfast service.
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With about 221 hours in the game, I can say that Piranha Games has at least awoken that hope, even if it hasn't quite fully fulfilled it.
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In recent months, it has awoken nationalistic and xenophobic rhetoric rarely heard here but increasingly normalized north of the border with the political rise of President Donald Trump.
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Majic, a researcher for Brighton and Hove City Council who has also worked for Britain's Labour Party, said that she and her husband were awoken at 6 a.m.
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"I was awoken and subsequently shot by police officers in the back and other areas of my body, and I recall dropping to the ground," the affidavit reads.
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"We have already awoken the giant at the southern pole," said Anders Levermann, a professor at Germany's Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, referring to the ice sheet.
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In one story in the report, Note 7 owner John Barwick was awoken in the middle of the night by the smartphone bursting into flames on his nightstand.
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The only way most Americans would have noticed is if they were awoken by the shrill, indignant screams coming from senators made furious by having do their jobs.
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And between 1812 and 1864, Snow White's awakening changed — but at no point is she ever awoken by true love's kiss when the Grimms are telling the story.
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As evidenced by recent countrywide protests over guns and gender rights, the country may have awoken from its apathy, but America will always have reserves of solipsistic melancholy.
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However, when Manafort was awoken by a FBI search team in his bedroom recently, it seemed doubtful that a draft letter of exoneration is sitting in Mueller's computer.
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Rather than be rudely awoken by your blaring phone alarm, investing in a clever alarm clock that can help you wake up more naturally is a wise move.
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It killed 17-year-old Draylen Mason, an aspiring doctor and orchestra bassist who was clearly "going places," said neighbor Jesse Washington, who was awoken by the blast.
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And if you don't have local cable (like me), you may have awoken to a slew of emails offering 74 percent of that and 22017 percent of this.
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In a world of fake news and hyper-targeted advertising, voters and politicians have awoken to the danger that devices and data may be manipulating people in harmful ways.
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Satenay thought that Phillips had left after he went to bed, and allegedly told police he was "awoken by demons," prompting him to attack her, the arrest report alleges.
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Analysts say Mr. Abe has been presenting himself as a force for stability at a time when residents have been awoken by text alerts notifying them of missile launches.
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The president, busy and colorful and burrowing as a chipmunk, appears to have awoken to some vague desire for discipline that Kelly's predecessor, Reince Priebus, was unable to provide.
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It was coming from a ramp agent who told officials he had fallen asleep before takeoff and had awoken when the plane was in the air, the airline reported.
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As CNN first reported in August, diplomats were awoken late at night in their homes feeling unwell and hearing sounds that resembled insects or metal dragging across the floor.
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With each accumulating Like, you feel like you've accomplished something, like you've awoken the masses from this great national nightmare, and like maybe, just maybe, you've even changed some minds.
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Called the Dreaming City, the location is the homeland of the mysterious Awoken race, and it looks incredibly intricate, a showcase for the talented artists and designers at the studio.
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Zarif got the brother of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani involved, and a judiciary official was awoken in the middle of the night to sign papers allowing Salehi's release, Kerry said.
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"We had nothing to do with that film," Castaldo said in a telephone interview, adding he had awoken to a deluge of calls and emails from journalists around the world.
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Conservatives are certain that gun control activists have awoken a sleeping giant and that gun owners will flood to the polls for midterm elections to defend their Second Amendment rights.
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The other woman says she was awoken by Bridget knocking at the bedroom door before she busted in screaming ... "You sl*t, I knew you didn't love me," at Jesse.
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After four years under German occupation, 12-year-old Marthe Rigault, awoken by the roar of aircraft overhead, watched as her parents warmed the foreign soldier with a flask of coffee.
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Mind you, I'm not one to be turned on by oranges, ordinarily, but simply by taking a moment to notice it, I found myself awoken to this common fruit's visceral potential.
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My hope is that now people have been awoken to the exclusion that happens at borders that they will start to question more of the restrictions that happen in these places.
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In a new short film called They Will All Die In Space, a technician is awoken from cryo-sleep and is told that his starship has gotten lost in the cosmos.
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Successfully raising Ellie and Anna while Rafael was in prison has awoken a confidence in her that she never had before, that was always her setback in all of her canoodling.
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A sleeping giant at the center of a galaxy has awoken: A normally dormant, monster black hole has been found shredding a star that ventured too close to the cosmic beast.
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One evening, following a week of intense drills, Maes and his two crewmates fell asleep in the tank, but were awoken a short time later when the vehicle's parking brake failed.
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On a regular basis over the last year, pundits have proclaimed that Trump had awoken and became presidential — so often that this itself has become a running joke on social media.
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I realized that one of his favorite sexual fantasies — being awoken from sleep by having sexual acts performed on him — was something he was all too happy to act out on me.
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To understand who was falling in love—— and who had to be awoken with such a powerful kiss in the land of Oz — let's go back to where the lovebirds first met.
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Bazemore's contact is bad and Hawks GM Travis Schlenk has surely awoken in a cold sweat thinking about that $19.2 million player option in 2019-20 at least half a dozen times.
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" — Sharon Ulman, 21, Forest Hills, Queens "Awoken one night by the sound of my next door neighbors having sex, I resolved to confront them — this had been going on for a month.
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But if the gods of retribution have really awoken, he will be gone soon and Britain will yet avoid the national disaster, advanced by his lies, of exit from the European Union.
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Earlier that day, Jenkins-Pugh's four children — who ranged in age from 2 to 13 — called 911 to report they had awoken to find their mother dead, Mina said at a press conference.
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Ms. Merkel seems keenly aware that the Cologne episode has awoken doubts even among those who welcome the new migrants, and on Saturday she proposed toughening expulsion laws for foreigners who commit crimes.
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Brian Schatz said that Republicans had awoken a "sleeping giant" by opposing or failing to support net neutrality and promised that young voters would rally to hold Congress accountable in this year's elections.
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Awoken for Android reminds users throughout the day to perform a reality check like reading text or looking at a clock, each paired with a "totem sound" that also goes off at night.
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I started my day of tranquility awoken (at a leisurely 9 AM) by the chirping bird alarm I'd downloaded for the occasion, rather than the usual battery of klaxons needed to wake me.
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The human and Trisolaran civilizations are existing alongside one another, but when Cheng Xin, an aerospace engineer from the early 21st century, is awoken from hibernation, her presence might upset the long peace.
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"My wife was awoken by our cat, who wanted to get outside, and she heard the shattering of glass against our garage and saw that it had been set on fire," Jovanovic said.
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Rescuers at a Thai cave where eight boys and their soccer coach remain trapped have awoken to cloudy skies, after a night in which heavy monsoon rains lashed the mountainous region for several hours.
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In recent months, the caravan of Central American migrants has awoken nationalistic and xenophobic rhetoric rarely heard in the country, but increasingly normalized north of the border with the rise of President Donald Trump.
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Privacy missteps aside, the overall idea of a digital butler (that we've imbued with human qualities) that's always listening, waiting to be awoken to serve our needs, is the creepiest watchful presence of all.
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Speculators in the market have awoken to all of this, and they have dumped most of the long-position built up by them and have actually gone net short on energy, CFTC data shows.
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Awoken by piercing screams, Ferguson's roommate rushed out of her bedroom and saw the apartment's front door open before she found a dying Ferguson in her bedroom, Metropolitan Nashville Police said in a statement.
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If you're reading this, you made it through Thanksgiving, meaning you have survived whatever post-election political showdown took place at the dinner table and have awoken from your annual self-induced turkey coma.
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Kovacs, killed on a distant planet and awoken on Earth, discovers that he's been hired to help Earth's wealthiest man, Laurens Bancroft (James Purefoy), investigate his own death, which the police believe is a suicide.
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The roommate said he was awoken at their home by a "lady screaming," adding that he then went into the kitchen and saw blood all over the floor, the informant said, according to the complaint.
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That particular morning, I'd awoken to the screech of wheels against track as an overnight train from Sapa, a scenic, remote village in northern Vietnam, pulled into Hanoi, my home for the month of December.
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"There aren't enough women who publicly align with the Alt Right at present in order for the newly awoken to find that new community," the female white nationalist writer Wolfie James wrote in Counter-Currents.
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Many Europeans, I feel here, have awoken to the need to preserve the great miracle of the second half of the 20th century — that aspiration of the bloodied, that bastion of law, that European Union.
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Holding placards that read "Enduring the cold for democracy" and "We have awoken," speakers took turns addressing the crowd, the conservation quickly shifting to the role Dominicans abroad can play in securing the country's future.
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According to VICE, while at Quantico, Manning was kept in solitary confinement for 23-and-a-half hours a day, often forced to take off all of her clothes, and even awoken from her sleep.
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Once awoken, he would find a target—be it one of my younger brothers, me, or my mom—and violently berate them for any slight aggravation or slight affront to his constant shifting code of ethics.
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Blessed that my children and Micah were at a hotel safe and sound… it's as if I have awoken from a dream filled with opulence and hope… to be standing now in poverty of self worth.
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She's curled up on a sofa in an oversized yellow sweatshirt, her head propped between an array of squishy cushions, her short hair standing up in different directions like she's been prematurely awoken from a nap.
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That morning, we had awoken to discover that Mattis and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson had published a joint op-ed in the Wall Street Journal that was clearly an attempt to ratchet down the tension.
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Many hospitals offer IV alteplase only if a patient experienced stroke symptoms within 4½ hours and exclude those who may have awoken from sleep with stroke symptoms because the onset time would be unknown, Nahab said.
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Minutes before Zulkifly was awoken, a lorry parked near a bridge upstream from his house and dumped oil waste and sludge into the river, according to the chargesheet filed in court by the police against P Tech.
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As Facebook deals with a disgruntled public and awoken regulatory bodies, the rewriting of these policies might be perceived as the company trying to cover itself after neglecting to detail how it pulls and uses people's data.
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Calm launched in 2013 as an online relaxation resource and falls into the same vein as other apps trying to tackle the problem of getting to sleep such as Awoken, Deep Sleep with Andrew Johnson and Digipill.
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Minutes before Zulkifly was awoken, a truck parked near a bridge upstream from his house and dumped oil waste and sludge into the river, according to the chargesheet filed in court by the police against P Tech.
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In 2014, he argued that, after the "great Western financial collapse" of 2008, the world had awoken to a new reality, as dramatic as that of 1945 or 1990, except that this time no one realized it.
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Much in the way that Google's own voice assistant is awoken with the phrase, "Hey Google," the planned wake word for BBC's digital helper is "Beeb," though that element has not necessarily been finalized, BBC News reported.
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I was able to catch a few hours of sleep before being abruptly awoken by the terrifying, prayer-inducing turbulence that the North Atlantic is known for and wasn't able to fall back asleep for a while.
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The show had by then awoken to the idea of diversity, made terrific new hires (among them Aasif Mandvi, Hasan Minhaj and Jessica Williams, only 22 when she began) and accepted the end of Mr. Stewart's tenure.
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The pair were awoken by the fire alarm going off in the night, and after Sharon sent Ozzy down the stairs she heard him shouting for help because his arm and half his hair was on fire.
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When my coworker at the desk next to me tapped me, indicating that my 10 minutes were up, I felt as if I had been awoken from a pleasant seaside dream (and no, I never actually fell asleep).
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Mr Trump, by contrast, appears to have only belatedly awoken to the issue; his campaign has laid off staff in many states and in any event starts with a disadvantage, because of its relative reliance on independent voters.
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In multiple declarations, youths describe being awoken in the middle of the night only to end up transported to a new facility -- with no explanation of why they are being moved or opportunity to fight their new placement.
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People all over the New York area were awoken this morning by the alert above, which seeks information about Ahmad Khan Rahami, a person of interest in the bombings in New York and New Jersey over the weekend.
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I wake up in the night; I suffer from night sweats, meaning I'm often awoken by pools of my own cold sweat (date me); and, in general, wake up feeling like I need to sleep for eight more hours.
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A 40-year-old man allegedly expressed remorse for killing a Florida woman, saying "he killed an innocent person that was his friend" after being "awoken by demons" early Saturday morning, according to an arrest report obtained by PEOPLE.
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"We hope, by sharing these stories, that the conscience of our country is awoken right now, and the need to change the policies that we have in place" becomes apparent, O'Rourke said via a livestream on his Facebook page.
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The show follows the misadventures of Philip J. Fry, a hapless pizza delivery guy who is accidentally cryogenically frozen and awoken a thousand years later, where he falls in with the employees of Planet Express, an interstellar package delivery service.
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Back in Hualien, the protests have awoken the consciousness of Buya's 25-year-old son, Yudaw Buya, who took part in his first land protest in 2017 - the same year he officially replaced his Chinese name with his indigenous one.
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Brian Schatz, who has characterized Wednesday's event as the beginning of a "political movement" to re-establish net neutrality, said Republicans have awoken "a sleeping giant" that come to haunt them in the midterms, if it's not discharged before then.
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And one Gilmore Girls episode sees a just-awoken Paris in frumpy nightgown and frizzy hair, her face dotted with zit cream, staring in horror at a Rory who looks adorable in pink pajamas, with sleek hair and glowing skin.
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Many Americans, both right and left, have awoken to the fact that a ruling class of both parties has rigged the system of government, funded by and built on the backs of American taxpayers, to benefit themselves first and last.
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The Cubs' soul-crushing, 13-inning defeat the previous night seemed to have awoken the Giants, their October mojo now in full force behind the pitching of Matt Moore, who had held the Cubs to two hits through eight innings.
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As is seen across Latin America and beyond, the citizenry has awoken to the ills of corruption, seeing it not just as an elite problem with elite implications but a stain on society that most acutely affects the less well off.
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The Iron Banner (basically space knights), The Awoken (Space Rivendell on steroids and with a dash of intrigue), the Ahamkara (dragons that grant wishes), the OWL sector (a shadowy emergency organisation given complete control of the city in some circumstances).
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The U.S. bank said forex activity had "awoken" after hibernating for most of last year, but the rise in volumes - from 2017's low base - was down to global trade and capital flows in a market still lacking clear fundamental themes.
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With the possibility of another Category 2 storm in the offing, the festival ended with a whimper rather than a bang, as we were all awoken at 5AM to take the early boat back to the mainland before shit really hit the fan.
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The couple has maintained their innocence from the start, and Riley told "Good Morning America" the decision by O.C. District Attorney Todd Spitzer to drop the charges has allowed her to "breathe again" and she feels like she's finally awoken from a nightmare.
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"Unless Trump speaks reassuringly and soothingly about the continued U.S. presence and commitment to the region, I won't be surprised to see long-held doubts awoken in the minds of many Asian leaders about the durability of the traditional U.S. role," he said.
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From the boundless optimism of a cornfed post-war empire, cheerfully jingoistic and fat in the coffers, the nation has awoken to a twenty-first century hangover, a long, jittery ride past militant triumphalism and economic overconfidence into endless war and endless uncertainty.
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After a client has awoken from a nightmare and is feeling calm, I tell the dreamer to rethink what happened in their nightmare; to consciously imagine a better way to finish the story so that she or he isn't left feeling helpless.
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People flying Delta may have awoken this morning to find out they aren't flying at all – a massive networked service outage resulting from a power failure in Atlanta, the airline's home base, has delayed all of today's current flights and is causing widespread cancellations.
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Middle class sympathy The evictions appear to have awoken some members of China's ever-expanding middle class to the plight of the average migrant worker -- the people who not only helped build Beijing, but make sure that its day-to-day needs are met.
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There have also been hundreds of supposed spottings of the Sasquatch monster documented in Kentucky since the early 19th century — most recently by a couple camping in Kentucky's Mammoth Cave National Park who were awoken by a man who claimed he saw the beast.
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For days now, residents have awoken each morning to decide which lifeline they should pursue: gasoline at the few open stations, food and bottled water at the few grocery stores with fuel for generators, or scarce cash at the few operating banks or ATMs.
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" There is so much suggestiveness that eventually the narrative must, and does, lead to a crime, though in Modiano's handling the story becomes less a whodunit than a way out of what he describes as the "tangled dream from which I had just awoken.
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And how could the other men in the room, one who testified that he woke up with his arm draped around Samantha's body and the other friend, who testified that he was a light sleeper, not be awoken by the alleged assault, jurors wondered.
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To touch on some of the wider social problems—if a person were cryo-preserved for several hundred years what would be their status in the future community—awoken alone with no friends or living relatives, like a ship-wreck survivor thrown up on some foreign shore.
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"Other sectors ... that initially adopted a 'wait and see approach' have now awoken to Brexit and legal firms in the UK are now looking at Ireland," said Kieran O'Donoghue, head of International Financial Services at IDA Ireland, which is responsible for foreign investment into the country.
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"Sleep cycle alarms will monitor the electrical activity in the brain and identify the best time to wake the sleeper so that the individual will wake up fresher than if they had awoken in the middle of a new sleep cycle," Pearson wrote in the report.
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They married legally in the District of Columbia and returned home to Virginia, but were awoken in the middle of the night by a flashlight, wielded by a sheriff, who had entered their home and demanded to know why they thought they could be together in the same bed.
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"The establishment might have won tonight, but they ran scared and they know we have awoken, they know that today means that every day we are going to look closer and closer at every elected official's record, and they will have to start working for us," Harris said Thursday.
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After airlifting the sarcophagus out of the desert, with little care for the fact that it's an important artifact, Nick and Chris realize they've been cursed by the newly awoken princess, leading to a cat-and-mouse game between Princess Ahmanet (Sofia Boutella) and Nick, whose soul she needs.
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For a man who likes nothing better than to brag about what he has accomplished, it looks like Donald Trump has finally awoken to the fact that if he wants to get anything done, he must forget about the feckless Ryan and McConnell, and make more deals with Democrats.
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Since I personally believe that going back to sleep in situations like this is detrimental, and the universe had awoken me for some purpose I've yet to discover, I rolled over to check my phone—only to find that it hadn't been charging overnight and had dropped under 20 percent.
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He said he met a woman at a hospital who was a victim of the Walmart shooting, and whose husband was shot and has not yet awoken, who told him she owns an AK-47 -- but would gladly give it away if that's what it took to make the country safer.
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For me this has been the hardest question to answer about the anger that has been awoken by Trumpism: What should non-Trump-supporters — or, if you prefer, elites — say to people whose pain is rooted in the myth that they've been hurt by other groups' gains, but is real and potent nonetheless?
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Her terrible show was canceled by ABC, presumably because the executives responsible for giving her a revival to begin with had just recently awoken from a long slumber to discover that, surprise, the lady who once called Huma Abedin "a filthy nazi whore" and Susan Rice a "big man with swinging ape balls" is actually a racist.
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On the album's lead single, "To the Moon and Back," Ms. Dreijer is explicit about her desire for women, while the video gleefully embraces kink: She plays a baldheaded creature, awoken from a cryogenic slumber to find herself in a community of fantastical, fetish-gear-wearing women who use her as a table then urinate on her face.
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BPM's success has led the charge for the viability of both destination festivals and decentralized festivals, and in the process has awoken a whole cultural scene in the Mayan Riviera, one that could step out of Ibiza's shadow and into its own as this dance mecca in the jungle continues to grow into a new power in worldwide dance music.
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What that demographic, newly awoken to her legacy, might not realize is how well Ms. Steinem — a social networker even before she joined Twitter; a nondriver; a voracious traveler who has spent most of her career without a formal job; and a lifelong rule-breaker who can rock a raised fist and a raunchy punch line — fits in with them already.
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At this point I'm beginning to wonder whether this piece should have been about Queen of the Damned—2002's loose adaptation of an Anne Rice novel featuring Aaliyah as a vampire queen awoken from slumber by the power of rock, and a soundtrack of original nu metal compositions by Jonathan Davis of Korn as well as singles from Static X and Disturbed.
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The Freeze-Frame Revolution by Peter Watts Set in the distant future, the crew of the Eriophora spends 66 million years building wormhole gates, awoken for a day every million years by their ship's AI. One crew member, Sunday Ahzmundin, works to unravel the mystery behind the death a fellow crew member, all while watching her fellow passengers plan a mutiny one day at a time across millennia.
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Many are speculating the gift could either be: a) One of Dany's dragons (either alive and magically bound to serve him or plain old dead and roasting on a spit), b) A new Dragon awoken from Dragonstone, or c) A successful reclaiming of the fleet currently held by his niece and nephew, which would kill two ravens with one stone by both weakening Dany's forces and getting Cersei more manpower.
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After Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE dominated polling for the party's presidential nomination in at least 22019 states for half a year, Republican stalwarts have finally awoken to the reality of the Never Sleeping giant — but only after he won in Nevada last week.
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The towering doom iconoclasts in Unearthly Trance have awoken from their seven-year slumber to announce the imminent release of Stalking The Ghost, their sixth full-length album and first since 2010's V. The band has kept sporadically busy with an EP, a compilation, and a pair of splits with Wooden Wand, but only recently has the trio—comprised of Ryan Lipynsky (guitar, vocals), Jay Newman (bass), and (drums)—started appearing live again, and hit the studio in earnest.
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"I applaud their decision to move away from an institution grounded on inherently inhumane wild animal acts," Humane Society of the United States CEO Wayne Pacelle told the AP. "After 36 years of PETA protests, which have awoken the world to the plight of animals in captivity, PETA heralds the end of what has been the saddest show on earth for wild animals, and asks all other animal circuses to follow suit, as this is a sign of changing times," People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) president Ingrid Newkirk echoed in a statement.
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