91.   That was where his appetite for international troubleshooting was whetted.

92.   The car whets the appetite, but also tempers it.

93.   The collaboration has whetted her appetite for more such endeavors.

94.   The drawing is just one of several high points in an exhibition that whets the appetite for the larger survey near at hand.

95.   The Eskenazi pieces clearly explain its appeal and whet the appetite for the full-scale Tang show promised at the Met a few years down the line.

96.   The early selloff dropped stocks to prices that whet the appetite of bargain hunters, analysts said.

97.   The play, set in a London suburb, passed by quickly and only whetted my appetite for proper accents and strangely named products.

98.   The prospect of a Tenneco split has not whetted investor appetite for Tenneco shares.

99.   The projected surpluses are likely to whet the appetites of members of Congress who want to spend more, or to cut taxes further.

100.   The revivals in Durham certainly did much to whet the appetite for more works by this restless choreographer.