61.   If this whets your appetite for mystery, wait until the middle of August when the Lucerne Festival in Switzerland addresses the subject of myths and mythology in music.

62.   If Richardson whets your appetite for more, walk down Grant Street.

63.   It also hopes that users whose appetites are whetted by the free service can be persuaded to upgrade to the pay services.

64.   Income gains in a stable economy, strong trade-in value for used cars and trucks and appealing new truck models have whetted consumer appetites, analysts said.

65.   Instead, the authority got the law of supply and demand working in its favor by whetting buyer appetite.

66.   It has an opportunity to whet the appetites of advertisers and viewers.

67.   It lays out rules for visiting the backcountry, and provides descriptions that will whet the appetite of someone fiddling with a decision on whether to go.

68.   It seemed to have merely whetted its appetite.

69.   It is a book that will surely whet the appetites of those who have not read his longer works.

70.   It is no secret that the US Golf Association enjoys bringing its national championship to the Olympic Club, where the historical background whets the appetite.