| At the same time, the Gemini and Apollo space flights of the late 1960s and early 1970s assuaged our national fears about what is out there. |
| Hunger was easily assuaged by chips, but after a while, I developed a taste for more illicit pleasures. |
| Our hunger was rapidly assuaged, and by the time we pushed our plates away, we were both full. |
| In Teniers's pictures at Dulwich, animals satisfy appetites more innocent than those assuaged in Brouwer's pot-houses. |
| Yes, and he assuaged whatever thirst he had with, I suppose, the soft drink or the orange juice. |
| With my hunger assuaged, the afternoon is a heavy time. I turn up the volume on the radio, walk around the store, try to keep myself awake. |
