| "... So it is, that many, some of the best and finest rouse their weary soul with poison The smoke of joy - - Opium!" | |
| "A human life remains of consequence... "not because of what we leave behind... "but because we act and inspire and rouse others... | |
| "Molecular foundations "of polymer viscoelasticity pertaining to the rouse-bueche theory and the boltzmann superposition principle"? | |
| "as though she had been lying with a beast she feared to rouse again." | |
| "that's chosen an awkward moment to rouse | |
| "... So it is, that many, some of the best and finest rouse their weary soul with poison The smoke of joy - - Opium!" | |
| "A human life remains of consequence... "not because of what we leave behind... "but because we act and inspire and rouse others... | |
| "Molecular foundations "of polymer viscoelasticity pertaining to the rouse-bueche theory and the boltzmann superposition principle"? | |
| "as though she had been lying with a beast she feared to rouse again." | |
| "that's chosen an awkward moment to rouse | |
| "lt rouses such a sweet ache...Aha!" | |
| A truck from Irkutsk makes the pontoons bob under the floating bridge, and at the same instant a lorry honking its horn... rouses 411 people out of a sound sleep in Liverpool. | |
| Blowing up their military installations rouses their suspicions too. | |
| I don't want to scare her... but fear is what usually rouses a fae's untapped powers. | |
| If the spectacle touches him if it rouses interest and compassion his feeling will be for those tender ones of the great human flock whom the shepherds sheer and starve and sell but do not feed. | |
| "lt rouses such a sweet ache...Aha!" | |
| A truck from Irkutsk makes the pontoons bob under the floating bridge, and at the same instant a lorry honking its horn... rouses 411 people out of a sound sleep in Liverpool. | |
| Blowing up their military installations rouses their suspicions too. | |
| I don't want to scare her... but fear is what usually rouses a fae's untapped powers. | |
| If the spectacle touches him if it rouses interest and compassion his feeling will be for those tender ones of the great human flock whom the shepherds sheer and starve and sell but do not feed. | |
| "--who hears the clock stríkíng 12 and, once roused, asks hímself. | |
| "Broke the deep slumber in my brain a crash of heavy thunder, that I shook myself, as one by main force roused. | |
| "Sleep-musky kisses that roused him in the small hours, | |
| 'The following day, he rose before dawn,' went round to the provost of Eton's lodgings, and battering on the door, roused the provost and commanded him to show him the chapel! | |
| 'Twas your speech which roused this hearty crew. | |
| "you big-mouthed, big-headed, rabble-rousing fool." | |
| # A rabble-rousing mission # That l think we must abort | |
| # Everywhere we go out there we'll play this rousing tune # | |
| (sing) A rabble-rousing mission that I think we must abort (sing) | |
| - And the surf competition's off to a rousing start, with Ivy Sullivan kicking off round one. | |
| "--who hears the clock stríkíng 12 and, once roused, asks hímself. | |
| "Broke the deep slumber in my brain a crash of heavy thunder, that I shook myself, as one by main force roused. | |
| "Sleep-musky kisses that roused him in the small hours, | |
| 'The following day, he rose before dawn,' went round to the provost of Eton's lodgings, and battering on the door, roused the provost and commanded him to show him the chapel! | |
| 'Twas your speech which roused this hearty crew. | |
| "you big-mouthed, big-headed, rabble-rousing fool." | |
| # A rabble-rousing mission # That l think we must abort | |
| # Everywhere we go out there we'll play this rousing tune # | |
| (sing) A rabble-rousing mission that I think we must abort (sing) | |
| - And the surf competition's off to a rousing start, with Ivy Sullivan kicking off round one. | |
