Sentence examples for little nibble from inspiring English sources
During that time we peddled it around to financiers — a little nibble here and there but no one was biting.
But having a little nibble for a week or two every year is really fun," Wolski says.
"He won't bite," Sergeant Richard Fisher assured some nervous schoolchildren yesterday, "he'll only have a little nibble and maybe taste you a little".
After which, it was time for another little nibble - at Joe's Stone Crab, a South Beach institution serving crab claws ($18 for four).
Our national broadcaster has gone with the polite auntie approach: it's picked up the story with cake tongs, given it a little nibble and put it back down on the plate.
Come nighttime, the cocktail hour of "apéro"— where you might have some nice red wine, and possibly some nuts or a little nibble of cheese — can absolutely count as a meal.
"We're getting a little nibbling".
"You can't take little nibbles at health care reform," Ms. Gregoire said.
Give them little nibbles and then they'll get there soon enough.
This is wonderful bowling from Boyd Rankin, and after a number of little nibbles, Watson goes fishing.
As you sit down to study the menu, a small selection of panchan, little nibbles, is placed before you.
