Object

• dead: It is a call to waken the dead to judgment.

• boy: He had that same stern but compassionate look in his eyes that I saw when he wakened the neighbor boy from the dead.

• everyone: At approximately 3.00 am there was a sickening crash which wakened everyone instantly.

• someone: Had to waken someone to tell them phone was there.

• something: From the minute Glen Little entered the arena to a reception to waken the dead, something felt right.

• time: Trot wakened several times and found the Mountain Ear always alert and listening intently for the slightest sound.

Subject

• noise: Sarah Allen: Between 1 and 2 o'clock at night I was wakened by a great noise around on the outside of the house.

Modifying Another Word

• n't: AKA and see " I am asleep and do n't waken me [ 2 ] .

• not: In each case it is clear that the smoke and flames did not waken them.

• all: We just need to ALL waken up a bit quicker.

• just: In summary - DON'Ts Don't try to pick up a hamster that is asleep or has just wakened.

• only: All had gone well through the house; her mother had only wakened once.

• first: Dispersible co-beneldopa is also useful on first wakening to allow the person to dress.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: He's poking fun, it's sarcasm to get them to waken up to God really is.

Infinitive complement

• allow: His young children had to be wakened to allow their rooms to be searched.

Preposition: in

• morning: I only know I am now aware of God when I waken in the morning till I go to sleep at night.

Preposition: from

• sleep: Some hours later I was wakened from a sound sleep by a commotion in the next room.

Preposition: by

• noise: Sarah Allen: Between 1 and 2 o'clock at night I was wakened by a great noise around on the outside of the house.