Príklady sate

• The death of her parents did not sate her thirst for blood.

• If producing the signal imposes such costs, then the offspring who signal when relatively sated may not gain an overall net benefit by signaling.

• The sated may not understand the hungry - and vice versa.

• Pollen, honey and sugar cubes were also provided in oviposition experiments, so flies were also sated.

• Swinburne certainly offers us a very generous array of $3.50 chicken sate dinners.

• The second myth is that the sates are the easiest way of collecting local government finance.

• I shall come back to that a little later, but there are, of course, two reasons for the present sate of the coal industry.

• I am sure sate will be particularly happy that it has been included.

• But what would happen to their marques sates?

• Many a small industrial firm will be sated either within or adjacent to residential property.

• We now have the spectacle of a government sated with power, seeking to reinforce their will everywhere.

• It is up to the local council if it feels that it should suspend its sates schemes.

• I thought that he was sating something else.

• American sates have been higher than those in this country, but they give a rather better service.

• Have we not become slightly sated with consultations, public inquiries and so on?