rousts造句

• She puts him to bed, but rousts him early the next morning.
• He rousts them, they roast him.
• Jordan's approach, the Matrix Program, rousts the homeless and sends them to shelters.
• But a black and white feist named Jill shoots across the street, where she rousts the squirrels from the neighbors'yards.
• He cited several examples of Texas programs _ like InnerChange, a faith-based prison fellowship program that rousts inmates from sleep at 5 a . m . and puts them to work.
• Teaming with Artie and Leech, knowing full well he is violating the rules, Taki rousts the criminals in their hideout, bringing them and damning evidence to the attention of the police.
• What she knows is that when insomnia rousts her before dawn, she takes up a pen in her apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan and writes, filling yellow legal pads with bad dreams and autobiography, prose-poems of racial heartbreak, rage and obsession.
• Snoopy who fancies himself as a First World War flying ace dances to a medley of First World War-era songs played by Marcie's home, thinking it a French caf? and falls asleep after drinking all her root beer, she rousts him awake by loudly singing the song.