Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I was woken up by the phone ? el teléfono me despertó, me desperté con el teléfono you need a coffee to wake you up ? te hace falta una taza de café para  ...
• But "I was awakened by God" sounds better than "I was woken up by God"... somehow it sounds less awkward. I'm not sure why. Maybe "was ...
• Definition of wake verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and ...
• Please tell me which of the two sentences is correct? If both are correct, please explain to me why: I was woken up by a ringing bell.

• At dawn I was awakened by the smell of coffee, the rattling of guns, and the heavy footsteps of the men as they strode about, promising themselves the greatest ...
• I am awake, I awoke, I was awakened, for it to be correct english. Listening to the Beatles anthology where John Lennon in the song “And your bird can sing”, ...
• Feb 10, 2007 ... My choice woould be to say "I was awakened by the cold" though the more direct way to say it would be "The cold woke me up." I think you ...
• I was awakened by God moving his furniture around in noisy fashion. I awoke to the almighty crash of thunderclaps. See
• I used both terms.