Sentence examples for a nibble or two from inspiring English sources

These fish can be very gentle biters at times, especially in cool weather, and with a nibble or two, your bait will be gone if you are not paying attention.

If a horse walks by a hay bale or some grass etc and always takes a nibble or two, yank (not too hard) on the lead rope and turn him/her away (say a firm "no" if needed).

Mrs. Carter, 49, moves in a systematic rhythm: two pills, a sip of juice, a nibble of toast, two more pills.

I prefer to picture the Lion of Monterrey swanning into his dressing room, hanging up his golf clothes, nibbling on a grape or two from the complimentary bowl of fruit, picking up his script, and saying, "Is this funny?

Dark chocolate is also believed to inhibit platelet production, so try nibbling on a square or two after dinner every night.[6].

Eating a box of chocolates taking a nibble out of one, rejecting it, then moving on to another allows for a kind of sensual experimentation that women in particular can't get enough of.

A sun-dappled spot for leisurely tastings (the highly quaffable Bianco is a top seller), sip a glass or two and nibble on local cheese at a picnic table near the vines; expect an inquisitive visit from Summerdale, the winery's friendly black Labrador.

No, the way to read these is to nibble: a chapter here, a page or two there.

You get crisp skin, succulent meat and a tasty bone or two to nibble on that you pretty much have to eat with your fingers.

Yesterday she took a sip or two of white wine, nibbled at her meal and allowed herself to recall some of the big moments along the way.

In Spain, it is traditional to nibble on one or two of these little appetizers over a glass of wine before dinner.