Rouse

The sound of the church bells was a traditional rouse for the town to attend mass.

The arrival of the ambulance caused a worried rouse in the community.

The sudden change in the company's policy caused a big rouse among employees.

The broken water main caused a rouse in the residential neighborhood.

The smell of coffee was a gentle rouse for her to get out of bed.

The announcement of the winner created a joyful rouse in the audience.

The hunters used a traditional rouse to train their new hunting dog.

The sound of the fire alarm caused a panicked rouse in the office.

The speech was intended to rouse patriotism in the crowd.

The dog barked loudly to rouse its owner's attention.

The rouse was the signal for the hunt to begin.

The school fire drill caused a noisy rouse in the classroom.

The rouse was so loud and piercing that it could wake the dead.

The controversial tweet caused a social media rouse among users.

The alarm clock failed to rouse him from his deep sleep.

The coach tried to rouse his team after a lackluster performance.

The stolen painting caused a major rouse in the art world.

The airplane's turbulence was a jarring rouse for the sleeping passenger.

The teacher tried to rouse her students' interest in math.

The charity event was intended to rouse donations from the community.

The firefighter tried to rouse the family from the burning building.

The concert was meant to rouse excitement in the audience.

The politician tried to rouse the public to take action on climate change.

The union leader tried to rouse the workers to strike for better pay.

The social media campaign was designed to rouse support for the charity event.

The protest rally was intended to rouse awareness of police brutality.

The new job offer was a welcome rouse for him to leave his current job.

The hounds responded eagerly to the rouse of the hunting horn.

The rouse was so sharp and clear, it was impossible to ignore.