I've mentioned before that I'm not one for chocolate, so an edible treat each day isn't going to get me excited about the countdown to Christmas, well not until you can get one with 24 little nibbles of cheese behind those doors (seriously, why doesn't this exist?).
One side of the kitchen Lynn's cooking and on the other side of the kitchen the kids are fixing the margaritas, or we're nibbling on cheese waiting for the food.
Cyclists in Spandex clattered about in cleats as Belgian families quietly nibbled on cheese plates and p?
At the opening, the entrants, mostly amateurs, nibbled on cheese and crackers while discussing their work, which included color and black-and-white shots.
The Larsons, who live in Colorado, were sitting in folding chairs, nibbling on cheese and crackers, as they gazed out at O'Shaughnessy Dam.
A less savoury suggestion of the etymology also exists - that in 16th-century Castilla-La Mancha, landlords liked to dish out free nibbles of mature cheese to 'cover' the taste of bad wine.
My guests favored the roasted quail (a lightly-burnished bird, served with a saffron couscous with pignolis, dates and pomegranite); white asparagus (a tad too al dente for my companion, but the veal glaze, truffle butter and parmesan touches were heavenly); and a sprightly salad of white and red endive (radicchio) accented by finely diced red beets and nibbles of goat cheese fondant.
A fired-up crowd in suits, guayaberas and slinky dresses nibbled on tapas of cheese cubes and tostones, served, cleverly, in cigar boxes.
So he nibbled from a plate of cheese, fruit and crackers.
Over the next year or so I was sacked from three jobs (for instance, for nibbling at the rounds of cheese in the cellar when working as a shop assistant in a grocer's), yet each time was able to walk into another job with no intervening periods of unemployment.
