Sentence examples for nibble up from inspiring English sources

Rather than invite friends over, you meet at a tapas bar, have a few drinks and nibble up a storm from an array of savory dishes.

This feeling is a parasite that can nibble up your energy and well-being.

There she didn't live opposite the Baker's Arms and hear the man up the road screaming "Die you bugger die" at his bed-bound wife, who was being nibbled up by consumption.

After an hour, there were a half-dozen bowls and plates of delicious nibbles lined up on the bar.

But I usually end up nibbling them off the baking sheet as they cool.

She ordered a gondola-load and ended up nibbling her way through stale, canal-dampened papadums for the next two years.

The cafe is open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and is especially crowded at lunchtime, between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Throughout the day, from breakfast on, students, professors and others congregate for coffee, espresso, cappuccino and a pick-me-up nibble.

Save them for the grown-ups to nibble after dinner.