Sentence examples for a nibble from the from inspiring English sources
A few weeks ago a nibble from the "mouthpiece" of an artists and repertory person at an unspecified major label, sent Mr. Guerci, from Belford, oscillating between euphoria and paranoia.
Last week, tens of thousands of poor Mexican farmers marched down Mexico City's fancy Paseo de la Reforma demanding that Nafta be reversed, their cows and donkeys occasionally taking a nibble from the grass along the median strip.
To say adios to the sinking sun, belly up to the palapa-topped bar for a nibble from the tapas menu; try the patatas bravas (40 pesos), flecked with slivers of smoky guajillo peppers, and a sweet and spicy ginger margarita (80 pesos).
So if you get a nibble from the SVP of corporate development, it probably means someone is very serious.
He did not get a nibble from a buyer.
A few minutes later I got a nibble from a pink salmon.
Grab a cold beer and a few nibbles from the selection on offer at the enormous counter, cross the street and sit on the sea wall, watch the fishermen come in and look across the water to Guanabara Bay and Christ the Redeemer.
And some say it's OK to swim, as long as you don't mind the odd nibble from the palometas, a type of piranha found in these parts.
You want something for guests to nibble from the outset.
Do what she does and nibble from the room service trays left in the hallway.
To Nibble: From the Farm, Far From the Ordinary Rick Bishop is using the exotic potatoes he grows at his Mountain Sweet Berry Farm in the Hudson Valley to make crisp and addictive chips in the farm's new kitchen.
