Sentence examples for whet interest from inspiring English sources

After waiting three more hours, to whet interest in his director's cut, Bach uploaded a fifteen-second version to Instagram.

Some network pilots are now posted online ahead of their television debuts to whet interest, but Marvel has gone to extreme lengths to keep its pilot under wraps.

The next step, taking Telkom public, was meant to whet interest in other enterprises the government wanted to sell, like Airports Company South Africa and South African Airways.

To whet international interest ahead of the Beirut show, the Institut du Monde Arabe, in Paris, is showing through July 15 four paintings by Saleeby in a group show titled "Le Corps Découvert, " or The Body Uncovered.

Anthony R. Coscia, the chairman of the Port Authority, said the renderings were not intended to depict final architectural plans but were meant "to stimulate a certain amount of discussion" and to whet the interest of prospective retail tenants.

The offending tweets gave people just enough to whet their interest, and left it at that.

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But four years ago, she stumbled upon a South Korean movie that whetted her interest.

All this has whetted the interest of investors looking for the next big thing in technology.

For a long time, even as they may have whetted an interest in the art of opera, the Met broadcasts arguably dampened the growth of local opera in cities around the country.

Cast aside your preconceptions, however, and these can be very enjoyable — the kind of wines that whet your interest in the next sip, rather than making you think too much about the last one.