Sentence examples for measures had whetted from inspiring English sources
Several onlookers suggested that Italy's recent austerity measures had whetted the appetite for comfort.
The city had whetted his ambition, however, and he didn't want to go back to San Francisco.
Reviews had whetted my appetite: the strangeness of the culture, the fetish for monument, the eerie death cult.
Congressional reaction suggested that the industry's voluntary price concessions had whetted the appetite of lawmakers for broader, deeper discounts.
And he told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire it had whetted his appetite for 2016.
Glengormley man McWilliams explained that a parade lap at Armoy last year had whetted his appetite to race this time round.
The Telegraph said both men would be satisfied with the event, which had "whetted the appetite for similar televised clashes in the general election campaign next year".
The dinner had "whet the appetite… for broader co-operation with Northern Ireland particularly working with Invest Northern Ireland", they said.
"They have whetted people's appetites.
"Just being with the boys has whetted my appetite.
The collaboration has whetted her appetite for more such endeavors.
