How To Use Wake-up call In A Sentence
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Mars gives your career dreams a wake-up call.
The Sun
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When I use the term addiction, I mean it as a wake-up call.
Your Moral Leader
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What sparked such fine songcraft is the sudden wake-up call of The Beatles, who were taking America by storm.
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But for Jews, the start of this recess coincides with the start of the Hebrew month of Elul, a month long wake-up call readying ourselves for the holiest days of the year.
Rabbi Steve Gutow: Shofar to Congress: Wake Up! Work Still Needs to be Done
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I'd like a wake-up call, please.
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A wake-up call at seven tomorrow morning, please.
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She said the allegations must be a 'wake-up call' to the aid sector.
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It is a wake-up call to the now-grown-up Christopher's atrophied imagination.
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And both were a wake-up call to a mighty power to stir itself to action.
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I think it will act as a wake-up call.
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TAREK FATAH, MUSLIM CANADIAN CONGRESS: This is a wake-up call for the Muslim community and it is a wake-up call for all who repeat five times a day that any woman whose head is not covered is a sexual object.
CNN Transcript Dec 12, 2007
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The thwack should have been an early wake-up call but the Minstermen continued to stumble and fumble thereafter.
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This was a wake-up call because no one is going to give us anything.
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It proved a shattering wake-up call.
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Those involved in the slaughter of wild horses and burros have blood on their hands, and what has transpired is a wake-up call to the Congress.
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Last night's defeat should be a wake-up call for the team.
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Maybe that in itself will be a wake-up call for her.
The Sun
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Mars gives your career dreams a wake-up call.
The Sun
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A wake-up call at seven tomorrow morning, please.
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Could it be time for a wake-up call?
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It was a wake-up call for us all.
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THE RING OF MY seven thirty wake-up call jolted me.
Holly Would Dream
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A wake-up call at seven tomorrow morning, please.
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It was a wake-up call for us all.
The Sun
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Every Saturday morning growing up, my wake-up call was the pteranodon in the opening credits of ‘Jonny Quest’.
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The foundation bills the report as a ‘wake-up call for all Canadians, especially those living outside major urban centres, to take a look at their communities and their lifestyles.’
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Will this be the wake-up call that President Obama needs to realize that trying to play kissy-face with the GOP is just going to end up bruising his presidency?
Jacob Heilbrunn: Obama's Wake-Up Call
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She said the allegations must be a 'wake-up call' to the aid sector.
The Sun
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The last wake-up call of the space shuttle mission was Kate Smith's version of Irving Berlin's "God Bless America.
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In reality the outcome will be for some a wake-up call.
Times, Sunday Times
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This was a wake-up call because no one is going to give us anything.
Times, Sunday Times
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I'm told the tune is a huge pop anthem that will serve as a wake-up call to her diva rivals.
The Sun
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Maybe that in itself will be a wake-up call for her.
The Sun
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The service can function as a universal wake-up call or a timely reminder, but we like it best as a get-out-of-jail-free card.
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It is a wake-up call for all cohabiting couples.
Times, Sunday Times
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Could it be time for a wake-up call?
Times, Sunday Times
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The Ambassador said he hoped the statement would serve as a wake-up call to the government.
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The poor turnout for the election will hopefully be a wake-up call to the government.
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My wake-up call arrived when the amount of spam selling lists of e-mail addresses exceeded that pushing miracle diet drugs.
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I think it will act as a wake-up call.
The Sun
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Maybe that in itself will be a wake-up call for her.
The Sun
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I think it will act as a wake-up call.
The Sun
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In reality the outcome will be for some a wake-up call.
Times, Sunday Times
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May I have a wake-up call?
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But the latest fire should serve as yet another wake-up call to the authorities, who appear to have returned to their slumbers since the last fire.
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Could it be time for a wake-up call?
Times, Sunday Times
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The Ambassador said he hoped the statement would serve as a wake-up call to the government.
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For secular humanism, this should be a wake-up call, and a reminder of the days when humanist organisations fought for the right to publish uncensored information in the public interest.
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Many investors, however, take it upon themselves to give sleepy management a wake-up call.
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For me, as a pure movie fan, the exploitation genre was just a welcome wake-up call, a chance to retrace the past and reconnect with an important lost artifact.
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Time for a wake-up call by taking over lottery funding for movies?
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Far from it being a wake-up call, it shows he's resistant to reforming.
The Sun
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A wake-up call at seven tomorrow morning, please.
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The window must have clonked itself open and shut at least a dozen times before the ‘tchay-kahve’ wake-up call signalled a close of play.
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For many people, it was a ‘wake-up call, ‘which has led to considerable openness, concern, skepticism, and dissidence.’
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The next morning, drumming snipe provide my wake-up call, and, in soft sunshine, I wander down to the shore.
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The Ambassador said he hoped the statement would serve as a wake-up call to the government.
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And yet, with his oddball, confusional comic style, he is an important wake-up call.
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This is a wake-up call for all historians, libraries, museums and archives to protect and preserve their material by microfilming them.
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After that wake-up call, we cruise alertly through a terraced landscape of peach and apple orchards.
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I'm told the tune is a huge pop anthem that will serve as a wake-up call to her diva rivals.
The Sun
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‘It was kind of a wake-up call that we're not untouchable,’ said Logan, who lives in the District.
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Three distinguished professors send this memo - Five Half-truths of Business - as a wake-up call.
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And just in case you drift a little too deeply into dreamland, the hotel offers a guaranteed wake-up call or that night is free.
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A Brain scientist has teamed up with electronics wizards to design a system for giving dozy drivers a wake-up call.
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In reality the outcome will be for some a wake-up call.
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It could be a sobering wake-up call for someone so young and so unversed in the often treacherous ways of big business and high society.
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And since changes in the Arctic are considered bellwethers of what is to come further south, the researchers consider this their most urgent environmental wake-up call to date.
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This was a wake-up call because no one is going to give us anything.
Times, Sunday Times
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A food log can be a wake-up call to improve habits we didn't even know needed fixing.
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It should have made for a tense and nervy finish but the goal provided the wake-up call as City switched back on the concentration button and defended resolutely thereafter.
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she left a wake-up call for 7 a.m.
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It is a wake-up call for all cohabiting couples.
Times, Sunday Times
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I'd like a wake-up call, please.
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Mars gives your career dreams a wake-up call.
The Sun
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The success of extremist groups in the elections should be a wake-up call to all decent citizens.
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Women, in particular, should take note of the Census results because there's a screamingly loud wake-up call in there for them too.
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Far from it being a wake-up call, it shows he's resistant to reforming.
The Sun
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Ahmad Gharabli/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images WAKE-UP CALL: A Palestinian man called on Ramadan observers to wake up Wednesday for their overnight 'suhur' meal before the next day's fast outside the Damascus Gate in Jerusalem's Old City.
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So no ducking under the duvet, then, when your little monster threatens to waken the neighbours, if not the dead, with his wee-small-hours wake-up call.
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The Ambassador said he hoped the statement would serve as a wake-up call to the government.
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It was a wake-up call for us all.
The Sun
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She said the allegations must be a 'wake-up call' to the aid sector.
The Sun
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the bombing was a wake-up call to strengthen domestic security
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Far from it being a wake-up call, it shows he's resistant to reforming.
The Sun
