101.   The Republicans had their appetites whetted when Sen. Jim Exon, a three-term Democrat, announced his retirement in what is essentially a conservative state.

102.   The Sydney Olympic Games are just the thing to whet the appetite of travelers.

103.   The television movie merely whets the appetite for more, and Turner enterprises provide.

104.   The theater is not always the place to furnish your house or whet your appetite.

105.   There was enough excitement in the next few moments to whet the appetites of both sides on this wet, chilled afternoon.

106.   These conditions, a confidence in the economy and a mild winter, only whet our appetite for the upcoming year.

107.   These addictive nibbles are sure to whet the appetite.

108.   These examples whet the appetite for analysis the anthology cannot satisfy.

109.   This is a book to whet the appetite for travel.

110.   This relatively modest presentation admirably whets the appetite for the feast of important photography shows coming in the fall.