They all took deep draughts of water to slake their thirst, unheeding the fact that it might not be suitable for drinking. |
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Wiping out humanity is hard work, so she naturally paused to slake her thirst. |
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There are no gloves, no pads, no iced tea to slake their thirst, no lemonade for breaks, and no hats to protect them from the sun. |
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Two flavours of cold drink powder, orange and lime, would have helped slake your thirst through the day. |
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Before I pressed play, I wanted more sound, layer upon layer to slake my thirst for novelty. |
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The bank has argued that bringing in the private sector would slake the thirst of millions of the world's poor. |
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Hampden stadium is the only venue on the European American football circuit where fans cannot slake their thirsts with alcohol. |
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With care he crouched and drank, filling a mouth that seemed always parched, striving to slake a thirst he could no longer quench. |
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But when people get tired by the roadside, there is no one to offer buttermilk to slake their thirst. |
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Seasonal workers are run ragged at this time of year, trying to slake the desires of Christmas-crazed consumers like me. |
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The amber liquid is still flowing freely in the niteries, although you may have to box a little cleverer to slake your thirst half an hour later. |
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Nothing too impressive, but it will surely slake the craving for some first generation Detroit-inspired techno. |
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I thought of him prowling the streets at night, lonely, perhaps even a little drunk, unable to slake his unknown cravings. |
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I will not waste those twelve years trying to slake your father's thirst for glory. |
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In a dry season for mentors, will a flood of soft-cover leadership slake an anxious thirst? |
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Canteens and goatskins had been half-drained before this was discovered by unfortunate soldiers seeking to slake their thirst. |
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It is only what we save when we have in abundance, which will slake our thirst when there is a shortage. |
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Dams were one solution, both to slake the thirst of livestock and to feed patches of green lucerne for ostriches. |
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Allow mixed material to slake for 10 minutes, then re-stir without adding further liquid. |
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The main job of the pool is to slake birds' thirst, not only on hot summer days but also in winter when natural sources of water may freeze solid. |
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Back on the mainland, the Cramond Inn is a convenient spot to slake your thirst after your adventure. |
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The for-profit water business is based on continuous bottling to slake the thirst of consumers. |
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Founded a century-and-a-half ago to slake the thirst of British soldiers, the Murree Brewery in Rawalpindi is still going strong today. |
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Allow mixed mortar to slake for at least 10 minutes, then re-mix without adding further material or water. |
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It was the grape of choice to slake the thirst of forty-niners. |
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When using quicklime it will be necessary to slake the lime in place by watering the spread lime. |
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After quality control and packing the material is dipped under water for min. 3 hours to slake calcium carbonate. |
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They can clear away the fire in the body and slake the thirst. |
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All these sacrificial offerings might slake a predator's desires. |
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If I digg'd up thy forefathers graves, And hung their rotten coffins up in chains, It could not slake mine ire, nor ease my heart. |
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Other acts will include Chinese pole, juggling, teeterboard, slake line, and more throughout the day. |
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Just imagine how the terabytes of data that RFID technology could provide to private industry might be used to slake the thirst of government for information about us all. |
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Air-dry clods of the material do not slake when immersed in water. |
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We seem to be running after a mirage in the desert to slake our thirst! |
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The religious institute or institutes that received the charism directly through their founders continue to be the original wellspring where one goes to slake one's thirst for the charism. |
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Taking part in other countries' wars, compulsory military service, schooling organized in the fields,and the mobilization of teenagers all exploit this need to leave home and slake a thirst for adventure. |
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This issue is crucial in a world where information transcends national borders and where our peoples are showing an increased need to slake their thirst for information. |
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The ordinary water provided by the family has to slake a thirst that can never be fully satisfied by it since it craves special water with specific properties. |
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Malignant narcissists may even kill to slake their thirst for attention. |
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Near the memorial were some wine casks and an unopened stubby of beer, whose label was yet to fade, which had been left to slake the thirst of the deceased. |
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Laver as food is also commonly found around the west coast of Great Britain and east coast of Ireland along the Irish Sea, where it is also known as slake. |
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