Sentence examples for made appetite from inspiring English sources

I am sure that Axl's new Guns N' Roses will impact popular culture with the same vigor and vitality that made "Appetite for Destruction" a part of musical history.

They'll have a harder time answering a few bigger questions, such as how the band ever survived to make "Appetite" in the first place.

WILLIAM COLE Barcelona, Spain To the Editor: Pickles stimulate appetite and make many things taste good that might not otherwise.

Others, such as the devastatingly insightful Sonnet 118: "Like as, to make our appetite more keen, / With eager compounds we our palate urge...". and the mad Hindu asceticism of Sonnet 146: "And Death once dead, there's no more dying then......

To make your appetite wet makes no sense, unless you are referring to taste buds getting wet, which is a little too literal for our taste (see what we did there?).

Sometimes, a simple change in environment can make your appetite stronger.

A world in which her erotic appetite made her a "man eater," as the Italian press wrote and as the rest of the world more or less parroted.

The loss of leptin in the lineage of domestic fowls suggests that relaxing the control of appetite made these birds particularly suited to domestication.

Taken altogether, the mushroom, bread, arugula and cheese made a tangy appetite-tingler.

Without language, concepts, long-term causal thinking, she can still enter into the large part of our mind made up of appetites, longings, and loyalties.

Robert Altman's sublime "California Split" and portions of Karel Reisz's "Gambler" made the outsize appetites for risk and loss part of the story.