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1
She could not
quench
in
her husband's bosom the thirst of gold.
2
Reheat slowly to a dark red for hardening and
quench
in
warm water.
3
Remove it from the muffle, and
quench
in
water as soon as the button has solidified.
4
As soon as solid,
quench
in
water, separate the button of copper, and save the slag.
5
In one chamber torches will
quench
in
their hands, in another, flames and disgusting monsters will surround them.
6
The usual heat treatment is to
quench
in
oil from 1,650°F.
7
Cool from 1,100°F., either in air or
quench
in
water.
8
For an instant it seemed to float in some divine consummation, then, like the bird, to suddenly
quench
in
the radiance of the sky.
9
Neither misfortune nor age had been able to
quench
in
him the fire of passion, nor wholly to obscure the genial humor of his character.
10
Tools with shanks such as counter bores, taps, reamers, drills, etc., should be heated no further than they are wanted hard, and
quench
in
oil.
11
The light of one home had been
quenched
in
gloom and guilt.
12
Was it
quenched
in
Drake, in Hawkins, in the conquerors of Hindostan?
13
There ensued a fierce contest, but the revolt was
quenched
in
blood.
14
The curiosity of two years to be
quenched
in
a single moment!
15
The flame of insurrection in the departments was
quenched
in
deluges of blood.
16
Quenching
in
the ash-pan the fifth or sixth cigarette, Maryan inquired:
quench
in
quench