unquenched

Now it s my turn to burn and be unquenched."

The reason for getting together may be loneliness, poverty, certain unquenched biological needs, or simply love.

He eventually leaves the apartment building, his thirst still unquenched.

And his unquenched anger continued to speak for him.

Their sexual desire is unquenched, perhaps because they live under the constant menace of competition.

The kind of thirst that leads to hallucinations when left unquenched.

These include a longing, a sense of loss, an unquenched thirst for love and allied feelings.

She turned her face into the pillow, still trembling with the force of the passion he'd unleashed, then left unquenched.

But his unquenched passion had nowhere to go.

All the hoses were trained on the place at last, but the fire seemed to relish the water, sucking it down, unquenched.

And despite even floods of tears, my carnal urges are unquenched."

Ensuing weeks brought fewer letters, and there was less of enthusiasm, though hope was still unquenched.

Jane's hands slowly stroked her whole body, an gentle pattern of loneliness and unquenched passion.

Like starvation, or an unquenched thirst, she couldn't convince it to ease.

And when they died, they died spent but unquenched.

A named blade, unquenched, is merely a sword.

That fire remains unquenched until she dies.

As stated above many materials that contain d- or f-elements do retain unquenched spins.

The city has spent $600 million since 1984 to create 27,000 permanent apartments for homeless families and single adults, but the demand is unquenched.

His ardor for field-sports was unquenched by age.

George's thirst for revenge was probably unquenched.

Tales Unquenched Even the acolytes of the undead have family obligations.

Theda relaxed a little, still biting her lip, however, her anxiety unquenched.

Her face was pale but self-composed, and her amber eyes shone with unquenched courage.

Water dripped on his unquenched eyes.