appease with造句

• Every new moon ( Amavashya ) he is revered and appeased with animal sacrifices.
• Unless appeased with food and entertainment before they return, these wayward spirits might cause mischief.
• Gaw was originally the beast that the Skull Islanders appeased with human sacrifices instead of Kong.
• Now that they have been appeased with Suharto stepping down, the economic problems are still not resolved.
• The Pentagon could be appeased with accounting tricks that cloak the real numbers of warheads in the American arsenal.
• His belief was that the Rwenzururu was a largely middle class organisation that could be appeased with commercial prizes.
• All brass, Curley declared the signature a forgery _ but allowed himself to be appeased with an additional $ 15, 000.
• It owes its name to the Nizam, Turkish armed tax collectors whom Naoussa trying to appease with this dance and glitoooun hike.
• As the news reaches the Niflung court at Worms, Gunnar asks H鰃ni whether Atli should be met with violent resistance or appeased with tribute.
• At the end, when we told them the truth, there were tears and hurt feelings, which we appeased with money and apologies ."
• Chao said because most investors were appeased with Tuesday's news, the company probably decided to make Wednesday the date to announce ending the agreements.
• The Inca, he said, worshiped the landscape and particularly the high mountains, which they deemed sacred and which they believed must be appeased with human sacrifices.
• Some moderate Republican senators who had threatened to vote against the measure, raising the possibility of its defeat, were appeased with changes made the night before the vote.
• They have been somewhat appeased with Fiorentina in the current campaign so far as goals by Argentine striker Gabriel Batistuta took the Florentine team to an unexpected second place overall.
• As with other mythical beings in Malay folklore, bunian often have supernatural powers, and must be appeased with certain rituals and customs before humans are allowed to trespass areas which they inhabit.
• My basic service disallowed some indulgences, such as 4-1-1 calls, but my displeasure was appeased with a pleasant pre-recorded recitation of " message 62 ."
• On September 29, 1413, some of the Teutonic Knights in the town revolted against Heinrich von Plauen the Elder; they were only appeased with Plauen's replacement with Michael K點hmeister von Sternberg.
• Satterfield Jr . is later appeased with a proposal by Kernan to write another article retracting his mistake; and to include personal journalistic material about the elder Satterfield which he long wanted someone to articulate about.
• The mob was appeased with the banishment of several of the most offensive townspeople, but news of the uprising prompted George Washington to call up a 15, 000-man force to march on Western Pennsylvania.
• Although the cosmic status of household deities was not as lofty as that of the Twelve Olympians or the Aesir, they were also jealous of their dignity and also had to be appeased with shrines and offerings, however humble.