Salivate in a sentence

Now they salivate over cluster bombs being used.

The limited-edition box set is loaded to the brim with special features including a handful of new additions that will make any classic horror fan salivate.

Unlike her sisters who salivate at the sight of the charming new curate, Emily is harder to impress.

But is this the America we seek as a country, a regime of strongmen arrogantly displaying this strongarm policeman like a circus animal as they salivate in anticipation of their post-inaugural payday?

Just mentioning the word caddiscauses most of us to shudder and salivate in anticipation of skating dries and exploding surface action during springtime.

For CB, I see a few names that I think Zimmer would salivate over.

Or does the idea of a rice-filled, tomato-sauce topped omelette called an omurice in Japan make you salivate?

The summer months can create a seasonal demand that some local businesses salivate for.

While a good chunk of these names is soaring on the back of heavy promotion and mineralized structures that are more akin to moose pasture, others have earned their stripes, releasing drill intercepts that most miners would salivate over.

I salivate for a burger and fries under the open sky above the smooth asphalt.

Private equity investors continue to salivate over the opportunities in China where there is a clear effort to become the world’s leader in new technology areas at just the same time that the USA is looking to combat the rise of its own technology sector.

Second, PLA Navy commanders doubtless salivate at the prospect of ultraquiet attack boats.

By what right do we have to look through the curtains and salivate over their pain?

Eagles is already on campus as an early enrollee and is nothing short of an elite deep threat with impressive top-end speed, surprising agility for his size with a 3.99 shuttle, and a catch radius capable of making quarterbacks salivate.

I don’t just salivate.

If anything, most of the residential developers would probably salivate over being 60% filled before completion.

He noticed that the dogs tended to salivate before food was actually delivered to their mouths, and set out to investigate this "psychic secretion", as he called it.

Ivan Pavlov —known best for inducing dogs to salivate in the presence of a stimulus previous linked with food—became a leading figure in the Soviet Union and inspired followers to use his methods on humans.

The dog would later come to associate the sound with the presentation of the food and salivate upon the presentation of that stimulus.