Sentence examples for and a nibble of from inspiring English sources

And Tep Bar, in a gussied-up shophouse on a gentrifying stretch of Chinatown, is bold enough to serve a tasting flight of three house-produced yadong shots with a pandan-infused water chaser and a nibble of salted green mango pickle to cleanse the palate.

There are times when you feel that Pirlo is contemplating nipping out of the stadium for a glass of Barolo and a nibble on some high-end ham, before returning to unfreeze the action with a defence-lacerating pass.

You write a menu that permits diners to build a nibble-of-this, nibble-of-that meal from a lengthy succession of small plates.

Norfolk is the veteran, known for his punishing regime and rewarding himself with a nibble of cheese and odd glass of port.

That way no one will be ravenous and will only have a nibble of the sweet.

If it holds the position, say "yes!" and give the dog a nibble of the food.

Meanwhile, the market disagrees with Grayson's assertion that the division lacks two obvious favourites with Cardiff and Leicester inching towards odds-on territory for promotion, and we can't resist a nibble of the Bluebirds at 11/5 for their trip to Nottingham Forest.

But then both ewe and lamb are looking for a nibble of short but well-grown early grass.

The basic attack which requires to induce a fault on a single bit of nibbles at the input of the last round requires 48 faulty cipher texts on average, and the extended attack which retrieves the master key induces a fault on a nibble of the intermediate states and requires 18 faulty cipher texts on average.

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A nibble of history here, a bite of biology there.