The purchase represents the growing appetite by Chinese buyers of commercial and residential real estate abroad.
The drugs work by suppressing appetite, by increasing metabolism, and by other mechanisms that are not yet fully understood.
This gold digger -- a fellow known as Tartuffe, by the way -- is portrayed with ghoulishly zestful appetite by Henry Goodman.
I wanted to build up my appetite by visiting Pike Place Market, the legendary complex of fishmongers, florists and fruiterers.
But there were also signs of a continuing appetite by some Republicans to keep the investigation going.
"But in this environment there is very little appetite by banks to challenge them or ask for a judicial review".
"There is also no appetite by the government to press ahead with any kind of regulation requiring smart-guns".
Passing in human society means disguising her ravenous appetite by devouring sausages and hunks of cheese on the sly and pretending to be demure and physically weak.
But once developed, movable type stirred an appetite: by 1480, some 30 years after the Gutenberg Bible, there were presses in more than 110 European towns and cities.
When his babies were born, however, he was not above satisfying the public's appetite by releasing idyllic photographs of the young family.
The latest of these is Mouth Wide Open: A Cook and His Appetite, by John Thorne with Matt Lewis Thorne (North Point Press, $26).
