| He will reawaken the dryads, who will become predatory while their wardens sleep. |
| It now offers a new owner the chance to build upon its past and to reawaken it as a working estate. |
| Today, in modern societies, it is so important to reawaken that attentiveness to God and that respect for human beings. |
| His genius lies in tweaking them just once more to reawaken a shiver of response that you might have thought forever beyond recall. |
| As the Japanese economy stops shrinking in nominal terms, a domestic demand-led recovery could reawaken this sleeping giant. |
| In this way the inauthenticity in which we are immersed is broken in order to reawaken us to the truth. |
