Sentence examples for sates from inspiring English sources

But that means that some prescription-pill addicts have turned to heroin, which sates the same craving for a lower cost.

Those with no money or insurance are more likely to be put on methadone, a heroin substitute which sates cravings but does not stop them.Now that heroin addiction is no longer a disease only of the urban poor, however, attitudes are changing.

He once described music as auditory cheesecake and suggested that if it vanished from the species little else would change.Dr Pinker's point is that, like real cheesecake, music sates an appetite that nature cannot.

While he is now in line for seven figure compensation for these human rights abuses, and perhaps for others of which it is still too painful to speak, we hope the prospect of being able to buy back the Espace in no way sates his literary ambition.

There is no chickpea dessert yet — "We're working on it," Mr. Katzav said — but for the time being, the honey-drenched baklava sates a sweet tooth efficiently ($3.95).

The abuse this gentle, sweet woman had been subjected to was heinous and vile – burdening her soul with emotional sates that were so dark and devastating that no caring person could bear to hear about them.

Nevertheless, what sates our hunger will be less than what you might imagine.

In villages where gangs of child soldiers once looted, raped and killed with abandon, Butcher nurses his blisters in vermin-infested huts, sates his hunger with cans of what turns out to be cat food, catches glimpses of a sinister bush society known as the Poro and notes that even after the imposition of peace, "the impact of Liberia's central government is almost nonexistent".

"Justice Kennedy was so clearly captivated by the federalism argument — the sates'-rights argument, the idea that marriage is something that we leave for the states to regulate," Toobin tells us.

The government has also given some support to the public sector and introduced some stimulus measures, said Thomas Laursen, the World Bank's country director for Poland and the Baltic Sates.

Cantor was honored in November , 1998 by both the United Sates Congress in conjunction with the Knesset in Israel as the founding father from Florida of the "American Promenade of States".