81.   Or at least whet the appetite of your favorite armchair traveler through one or more new books targeted to a wide range of interests.

82.   Over pancakes and sausage, we whetted our appetite for the hunt for mountain camellia, a small tree usually associated with the Great Smoky Mountains.

83.   Other industry executives argue that wide-screen television will only whet the appetite of consumers for the high-definition format.

84.   Our appetites are whetted for musical nonsense in the opening sequence, where Billy bounces into the stratosphere of his bedroom.

85.   Perhaps the prospect of the end of this century has whetted the appetite for timeless art.

86.   Slick television commercials also have whetted the appetite of consumers to try new drugs.

87.   She whetted our appetite for lurid entertainment in politics.

88.   So what does whet our appetite?

89.   That week, though, whetted our appetite, and we wanted to spend more time in Alaska.

90.   That whetted his appetite for understanding the urge to create.