Then we are awoken by a noise, start up, rush about, weep, and then go to sleep again.
Thereby he was awoken to reflection, and tried to warn and sober his frivolous countrymen by dwelling on the power of Jupiter.
From this petrified state, he wasawoken by a hand touching his shoulder.
Now, he was nothing but Siddhartha, the awoken one, nothing else was left.
He only noticed that this bright and reliable voice inside of him, which had awoken in him at that time and had ever guided him in his best times, had become silent.
Awoken the next morning after a few hours' sleep by the prattle of my little Christina, I seem to forget all, and go to my usual work, which is not unsuccessful.
The next morning I am awoken by an unexpected noise.
Chapter 13: The Big Bang The Munams and I were all awoken at the same time late the next morning by a loud trumpet blast that shook the very air around us with its intense bass.
From that room, the one I had awoken in, it wasn't very far to the council room.
I was awoken by steps beside me, and found that the little clerk had come up the ladder and was bending over me.
It hung so limp that I thought at first that he might be dead, but when they threw him on the sand he moved, and at last sat up like one who is but half awoken from a swoon.
This may have lasted three or four hours, when I was suddenly awoken by a sound like the creaking of hinges.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "awoken" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
