But going slow is easier said then done when munching on cartoonishly large, thirst-inducing pretzels and watching waitresses pass by carrying six to eight beers (an impressive feat considering each weighs more than 2kg and some waitresses were approaching 70 years old).
Lorraine Heath, a Texas-based novelist who specializes in historical romances, said that Ms. Meacham might be tapping into a larger cultural thirst for a slower, more sprawling way of life.
Moreover, they thunder, the astonishing thirst of larger SUVs (overall consumption figures of 12mpg are not uncommon) is environmentally catastrophic.For detractors, the SUV's list of perceived sins is a long one.
A parade of others follow suit in 2015 (which is not all bad for cable companies that benefit from the thirst for larger pipes).
But based on the fossil auction at Guernsey's, one of the largest to date, the thirst for expensive fossils may be cooling.
Hartz eventually turned Xoom over to a new management team and launched Eventbrite; yet another company that quenched his thirst to challenge "large incumbents".
Forshufvud and Weider observed that Napoleon had attempted to quench abnormal thirst by drinking large amounts of orgeat syrup that contained cyanide compounds in the almonds used for flavouring.
But it wasn't until he became a Muslim that he finally felt at home, and his thirst for something larger was ultimately quenched. .
The symptoms of both forms of diabetes insipidus are similar and include excessive thirst and excretion of large volumes of urine usually 3 to 6 litres each day, although up to 20 litres per day has been recorded.
The emotion — and its companion, thirst for revenge — inevitably figure large in the political life of the targeted country.
