Quench at the first primary notch, several small gaps can be placed in series.
How strange, too; for in the pure- lidded eyes he seemed to see the soft light of reason not
entirely quenched.
Quenched by the waters
at the bottom of jacob's well.
Quenched in the blood
of a victim.
Quenching of the fluorescence.
Quenching from a temperature
too high for the type of steel involved.
Quench the flames
in a neighbor's house, is no fool!
It is the place where the fire never goes out, where the worm never dies, where the thirst is
never quenched.
Quenching in cold water.
Quenched approximation
first.
Now we come to command number four, do
not quench
the spirit.
Quenched even in the heart
of cain ' .
Quench the spirit
in our lives by our actions, by our neglect.
This was done by heating the barrels up and
then quenching
them in huge vats of whale oil.
Quench the burning fires, the fires consume the falling snow.
Even the rain did
n't quench
the band's enthusiasm.
Quench that feeling.
Their structure undergoes no changes when they are
rapidly quenched
at high temperature, that is to say, they cannot be hardened.
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