Sentence examples for morsel of a from inspiring English sources

"This is the final morsel of a very overindulgent banquet.

The opening scene, which takes place in 1964, might be mistaken for a morsel of a movie made in that year.

"The scale and breadth of this squeeze are striking … When growth is sluggish … workers are getting a smaller morsel of a smaller slice of a slow-growing pie".

When growth is sluggish, as it is now, these shifts mean that most workers are getting a smaller morsel of a smaller slice of a slow-growing pie.Politically, that is dangerous, and it is producing a lot of predictably polarised debate.

As Marc and Bella strive to tell us their story, songs, dances and surprises bubble up irresistibly between the words: a verse of a Russian love song here, a burst of a frantic wedding dance there, a green cow, a morsel of a Yiddish lullaby, a caress that becomes a brushstroke with which to paint another's body in the air.

And Tom Hughes as Joe Lambe, which might gladden the hearts of all those who took to Twitter to complain about withdrawal symptoms after the end of Poldark, although it might gladden their hearts equally were they to get a morsel of a life.

An amuse-guele of half a quail egg, a morsel of tomato, a sliver of cucumber and a dab of mayonnaise was a picnic in miniature.

The city is a collection of fragments: a morsel of cornice, a glimpse of tower, a slice of facade.

I snatched a morsel of cheese from a tray proffered by a passer-by and ducked into another cellar.

Ms. Nielsen's telephone monologue, in which she shows Sonia allowing herself a morsel of hope, is a sweetly droll gem.

The latest phone interfaces are as tempting to us as a morsel of cheese to a mouse, but they remain infuriatingly fiddly.