To sate that collective appetite, the festival is supplemented with (gasp!) California strawberries.
Still if you like a little humor in your plots, this book will more than sate that desire.
But it might sate enough disaffected legislators to reduce the possibility of any actual change in the institutional relationship between the Fed and the rest of the government.
What if you felt completely sated — that any more right away would be unnecessary overload?
He sated that public's taste for picturesque subjects, sensational stage effects and masquelike dramaturgy.
Malone, the 70-year-old billionaire chairman of Liberty Media, has well sated that hunger.
While the study sates that India has made significant progress in dealing with pollution issues on a national level, environmentalists and activists disagree with that observation.
In Europe, as in the United Sates, that winner takes all.
The appetite among the professionals had been sated by that summer and autumn in Bordeaux.
The cops figured the crowd was sated and that was enough.
