Sentence examples for be able to nibble from inspiring English sources
"They would be able to nibble away.
It feels extremely relaxing — at least until you ask whether you might be able to nibble on a salad while you decide whether you'd like the duck or the snapper.
Starting next month, economy travelers on designated cross-country routes will be able to nibble wraps, cookies and cheese plates at no extra charge.
Perhaps it's a function of my white-knuckle anxiety when traveling in an automobile, but I take immense delight in being able to nibble and sip on my way to somewhere.
But there was still a sense of elegy, a feeling that in 10, 20, let alone another 30 years, we will no longer be able to see delicate blue damselfish nibbling around the polyps, the fan coral waving in the current, or the squiggles of brain coral clustered on the seabed.
Find a venue that allows you to put a certain amount of money behind the bar, and then work with them to figure out how many drinks per guest you can offer (and any free nibbles they might be able to throw in!).
But while smokers wouldn't give it a second's thought before satiating their nicotine craving, and chocolate-lovers wouldn't dream of foregoing their daily nibble – if we need a hug, we should be able to have one.
"To be able to sit at a table and watch a concert and be able to drink good wine and nibble on good cheese and charcuterie, it's a civilized experience.
