reawaken

The floor was still and dark, as if the building would only reawaken when she did.

There was a long turning for you, even to reawaken your interest in life.

But her fears were to be reawakened during the summer of 1990.

I sometimes wonder what other lost great books are out there waiting to be reawakened.

Looking at the television always reawakens my curiosity about the outside world.

Only to be reawakened when she met her father face-to-face.

They wanted to be reawakened one day when our world has reached its destination.

Its goal is to reawaken public concern over the death threat.

The political wisdom of reawakening these old questions is suspect.

And while we're near the subject, just exactly how did you get reawakened in the first place?"

Yet that, of all your urges, can most easily be reawakened.

Still, if the drug was reduced enough his Companion might reawaken.

"The experience reawakened something in me that had been dormant for 20 years," he said.

He had reawakened to a monumental difference in his own perceptions.

Now a thousand memories of the past were reawakening in his brain.

The name means to bring revival (meaning to reawaken) to a group or area.

Paul closed his eyes, feeling the terrible purpose reawaken within him.

It might disrupt her life, and reawaken too many feelings in him.

Nevertheless, one leaves the gallery with eyes reawakened to the world at hand.

Reawakened by her use, that power had, in a manner, exploded.

That news has reawakened some local leaders' criticism of the city for not including them in planning the site's future.

With the pain slowly clearing, he did not want to reawaken it.

I discovered something else, as a byproduct of reawakening to what was going on around me.

Yet as it reawakens, their love is beset by the beginning of civil war.

Around 1912, the movement, which had grown sluggish, began to reawaken.