Examples of using Roused in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Roused, I pecked at the crown.
Only to be roused again, in blood.
Then we got into Will's truck,we went and found some kids, roused them.
I am the guy who roused that crowed…- Yes.
I roused its snakish temper, causing it to turn upon the next person that it saw.
Such a portentous and mysterious monster roused all my curiosity.
Lena gently roused her and helped her dress.
Such a portentous and mysterious monster roused all my curiosity.
Roused by these words the king's second son Cunimund began to revile the Lombard guests;
This might actually work.'Twas your speech which roused this hearty crew.
We roused the nations of the world to the values of justice and integrity and tried to stir up their conscience.
It was the conditions themselves which roused to life the movement and with it its spokesmen.
A whiz and a rattle of grapeshot among the branches high above his head roused him from his dream.
The noise of the piece roused several thousand of these white bears, who were asleep upon the ice within half a mile of me;
I also remember that it was Your Reverence's chariot-wheels that roused me from my meditation.'.
Tensions roused by the Protestant Reformation led to an upswing in witch-hunting, especially in Germany, England, and Scotland.
A National Guard was established in the city, most of whose members were Jewish,a fact which roused the anger of municipal officials.
And if after the roused intimacy of these vivid and soul-enlightened discussions the sex thing became more or less inevitable, then let it.
A few hours in, most of the problems were fixed, and I was finally able to play,but not before the issues roused a commotion.
The new-found independence of theirkinsfolk formerly under Soviet rule has roused new hopes and expectations among China's Muslim subjects;
This roused her curiosity, and led her to research other diseases that have similar brain shrinkage, namely Huntington's, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's Disease.
It's unclear how aware Cohen is of her surroundings, or if she understood why Ibrahim anda dozen excited Israeli tourists roused her to say hello.
Having been instructed, urged, roused, and encouraged by him with a talk on Dharma, they do not even ask him their question, so how could they refute him?
The consciousness of- what men will say of awoman who speaks the truth about her passions had roused her from her artist's state of unconsciousness.
But such analyses roused Muslim opposition and, as he approaches his political twilight, Mr. Bush has retreated to safer ground, reverting last week to decayed tropes that tiptoe around any mention of Islam.
After the war a revolutionary situation arose in Italy, and the events in Russia, whose actual significance could at that time, of course,not be foreseen, roused a vigorous response in the country.
Israel's public support for theKurdish referendum on Iraqi Kurdistan's independence roused many demons from their slumber. The question to be asked is whether the damage wrought by this support did not exceed its benefit.
When Moti finally roused the young tenant on the second floor by holding down the buzzer with a stubby finger, she confirmed that Epstein had in fact been living above her for the last few months, but that it had been many days since she would last seen him, or heard him, really, for she had gotten used to the sound of him pacing on her ceiling during the night.
Emma Goldman first heard Maria Roda give a speech at a large rally in 1894 at the Thalia Theater in Manhattan, which celebrated Goldman's release from prison. Although it was in Italian and Goldman understood none of it, she wrote in her memoir how she was moved by Roda's charismatic presence.Goldman wrote,"Maria's strange beauty and the music of her speech roused the whole assembly to tensest enthusiasm.