Sentence examples for nibble to from inspiring English sources

The New Museum has assigned the gustatory chores — now just the occasional nibble — to assistants wearing Barack Obama masks.

Apparently it's not some exotic new pasta dish you might nibble to accompany the Salice Salentino over a long lunch at, say, Luigi's in Covent Garden.

A lusciously addictive nibble to go with that Cinco de Mayo margarita is a plate of avocado fries with smoky chipotle ketchup.

Price: £4.49 Mark: 4/5 Marks and Sparks reckon their take on the pork scratching makes an "impressive nibble to serve with drinks", and our panel agreed.

Likewise, to save time, any toasted nuts can be used to replace the spiced cashews, but if you do make them, double or triple the amount stipulated in the recipe because they make a great nibble to serve with drinks.

Because the Spanish eat so crazily late – anybody who's been to Spain has had the experience of sitting down at 9.30pm to find themselves the first customer in the restaurant – they tend to favour an early-evening drink and a nibble to keep them going.

Describes Jacobs who advises the group to nibble Westway to death like ducks.

The president's budget is being nibbled to death.

"The peas have just come into season," he said, beaming, offering nibbles to guests.

(She had been nibbled to death in "Rats" and shot in the heart in "Death Train").

There are a lot of urban myths about the Amazon Like that you can get nibbled to death by piranhas.