On July 31, 2000, CHILD presented to the Pediatric Center with a 101-102 degree temperature, a diminished appetite, and small red dots on her chest.
Our most prestigious investment houses have invented bogus mathematical formulas to justify stratospheric stock prices and have fed the inexhaustible appetite of small investors for Internet businesses that are little more than concepts dressed up as companies.
His appetite for small boys worried even Eton.
The world has a growing appetite for small green pieces of paper with Benjamin Franklin on the front.
With or without sensors, a fan's energy appetite is small, about the same as a 25-to-100-watt bulb's.
The advice is given so often by nutritionists, personal trainers and diet-book authors that it's hard not to believe it: If you want to control your appetite, eat small, frequent meals.
For now, however, I tune in and read about Haiti with an appetite for small, humanizing detail that gradually accumulates in a crisis of this magnitude, ensuring that it will not be neglected — or, later, forgotten.
But the most striking images in "Art and Appetite," a small, thought-provoking exhibition of prints and photographs at the Davison Art Center, on the campus of Wesleyan University in Middletown, are less about food than they are about its absence.
Accords like the Missile Technology Control Regime which limits the capacity and range of projectiles that its members can export have clearly failed to keep pace with the appetite of small countries for big rockets.
In the meantime there's likely to be plenty of appetite among small businesses that need to make design prototypes, and makers wanting a more streamlined workshop.
