Sentence examples for good nibble from inspiring English sources

■ Sal F. Albanese, a former City Councilman and a Democrat, who cannot resist a good nibble, often campaigned at pizzerias, bakeries and supermarkets — ones not owned by Mr. Catsimatidis — here and in the Catskills.

They don't just nibble, either.

The rules for a good drinks nibble are simple and finite: no plates, no crumbs, and a combo of fat, salt and spice so addictive that you can't stop eating them until they're all gone.

Asian pears grown in the Lehigh Valley in eastern Pennsylvania are the source of the smallish pieces of dried fruit, which are honey-sweet, with a hint of cinnamon in their flavor, making them also good for nibbling.

Lightly breaded calamari was fine standard fare, especially good as a nibble at the bar.

"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.

He calls himself and Mr. Sobieski the Band's chefs, setting a smorgasbord of wine, food and good companies to nibble on.

As soon as you sit down, you're brought tomatoes steeped in olive oil, toasted bread and huge chunks of very good Parmesan to nibble on, so you're enjoying food even before you've ordered, which I love.

Now might be a good time to nibble at a South Korean exchange-traded fund, such as the iShares EWY.

9. Roll your eyes (in a good way) while nibbling on hush-puppy-shaped Chicken Pot Pie Fritters and other treats at Family Meal Restaurant, One Loudoun.

"The good news," said Mr. Berman, nibbling on a pretzel from the tub, "is that there will always be a windmill".