slake

You read that line and long to slake your eyes on "daily data."

With the various ways of slaking I shall deal later.

Three times her blade bit, and after that the god was slaked.

We have nine days before the killer must slake his need.

"She slaked her appetite while we were doing the same."

Would she kill another living, feeling creature in order to slake her own needs?

Once he'd slaked the thirst, he sat up and looked around.

There were only three things that would slake his thirst for blood.

And if it was, with whom did she slake her thirst?

Still others, their thirst slaked from the same well, show no signs at all.

Slaking their needs together the night of the party.

The nature of their unhappiness is such that change does not slake it.

He did know, however, what the consequences of slaking his thirst would be.

But three years is not fast enough to slake the the President's thirst for open markets.

He had slaked her desire but still the yearning remained.

"And even if I slake my lust, what will it mean?"

I started awake in the middle of the night and went to slake my thirst.

My thirst was eventually slaked and I began feeling clean again.

Cold water is brought from the fridge to slake everyone's thirst.

She should have paused to slake her thirst but there had not been time.

That was most difficult of all, lost out here on the sea and no one near with whom he could slake his passions.

With her thirst slaked, Mary turned to the problem of hunger.

The only thirst it could have slaked was a craving for art.

Why was there no consolation in slaking his memory with the bodies of women?

Because he who leaves vengeance to others will never slake his thirst.