One arm was round Wilfred's neck; he roused himself to answer, "Did not you hear what the warrior with the scalps at his belt told me?
When he roused himselfat last, the October day was drawing to its close, and Gaspe was laughing beside him.
He roused himself, and went on toward the open country.
It was with an effort that he now looked up at Allan; it was with an effort that he roused himself to answer.
He roused himself, and, advancing a few paces, mentioned his name.
Still, his duty remained, and he sat silent with one lean hand closed tightly and the lines on his worn face deepening until at last he became conscious that Desmond was watching him, and he roused himself with an effort.
He did not think he slept, for he was conscious of the pungent smell of the wood smoke all the time, but at last he roused himself to attention suddenly, and looked about him with dazzled eyes.
Suddenly he roused himself, turned over the map in the map-case beside him, and tried to find his position.
He roused himself to describe his experiences at some length, and the extraordinary disturbance of his mind.
He roused himself with a sigh, restarted his engine, and went on to find some turning place.
He roused himself after a little and smoked, nodding his head to emphasize the points of his thought.
He roused himself, and she moved across the room and pinched the smoking wicks.
He roused himself, and murmured faintly, “What is it, Monsieur Henri?
Once or twice he roused himself sufficiently to make some inquiry after his fellow-sufferers.
He roused himself to listen to his companion’s stories of the great city, and began to be interested, and even to ask questions.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "roused himself" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
