Another salad, tri color, a mix of baby greens, was also suitably appetite-arousing.
You could dismiss the story as neat, I suppose, but on rereading this seemed just the sort of neatness — with its rumblings of submerged inevitability, of narrative appetites economically aroused and sated — found in the finest fairy tales.
He would give the alcoholics a few drinks, and once their appetites were aroused he would then sell them more and loan them money with which to buy it.
One day, I was given a tour of his refinery, which had a clean, appetite-arousing smell.
C1 Vodafone Whets Appetites Vodafone AirTouch's triumphant $183 billion takeover agreement for Mannesmann of Germany aroused an appetite for telecommunication stocks across Europe, and Vodafone hinted that its expansion was not yet complete.
As one of Mr Cameron's most loyal ministers puts it: "The great danger is that David has aroused an appetite that he will never be able to satisfy".
Vodafone AirTouch's triumphant $183 billion takeover agreement for Mannesmann of Germany aroused an appetite for telecommunication stocks across Europe today, and Vodafone, the British mobile phone leader, hinted that its expansion was not yet complete.
The market's aromas aroused my appetite, and when I told Elif I wanted doner kebab, the ultimate cheap street eat and similar to gyros, she suggested we take a taxi to the suburbs.
Even though I'd just eaten enough cassoulet to feed a table of four, listening to his explanation aroused my appetite all over again.
The reader whose appetite for more has been aroused should find that she now has sufficient grasp of fundamentals to be able to work through the large literature, of which some highlights are listed below.
