Sentence examples for appetite to return from inspiring English sources

There is no appetite to return to the moon, let alone push on to Mars, El Dorado of space exploration.

MANY day trips and overnight stays — especially to outlying towns and cities in southern Europe where weekend hours for shops and tourist sites can seem almost whimsical — often do little more than whet one's appetite to return for a proper visit.

With no appetite to return to the moon, let alone venture any farther afield (at least among the politicians who control the purse strings), comparably powerful rockets have simply not been needed.Over the past few years, though, manned space exploration has come back onto the agenda.

The US has condemned the militants, but BBC world affairs correspondent Paul Adams says the West's response is not going to be military, as there is no appetite to return to a battleground that claimed thousands of British and American lives.

It may take a while for their appetite to return.

Moreover, the anger on the streets and the strong anti-Israeli stance taken by opposition politicians and ordinary Egyptians notwithstanding, there is little appetite in Egypt to return to the bad old days of confrontation.

In some instances, as soon as you've finished your course of medications, your appetite will return to normal.

But, there now seems to be a renewed appetite for returning to the Moon.

Mr. Fitzpatrick said he thought the likelier explanation for the increased share price was that speculators looking to profit from a distressed stock had pounced on A.I.G. "The risk appetite has returned to the marketplace," he said.

Mr. Reagan's appetite has returned to normal, he sits up twice day in an orthopedic chair that helps to keep his leg straight, and he is expected to begin weight-bearing exercises this week or next.

Luckily, once the cause of the anxiety stops, the dog's appetite usually returns to normal.