Sentence examples for on a morsel from inspiring English sources
It's a trough at which hundreds of cultural commentators (own hand raised here!) can sup, each chomping on a morsel that someone else didn't.
Last he watched a worker ant race out of an anthill, pounce on a morsel to take home to his queen, and then head off in the wrong direction with it.
Immense crowds, especially on the last climb, on the 11-kilometer (6.8-mile) descent from that peak to the finish line and on a morsel of the stage in Spain, watched the festivities.
Another disadvantage New Orleans faces is that, unlike Houston and Savannah, which have plenty of undeveloped land, New Orleans sits on a morsel of soft ground between the river and Lake Pontchartrain.
I don't know why, but I long ago got in the habit of waiting until the last to read one thing; I seem to save it until the last as one sometimes saves a morsel of meat on one's plate until the last.
On finally encountering a morsel of food, he quickly pressed the victual into my open mouth -- thankful that his only child would have a chance to eat and survive.
At the smallest scale, she has developed the Spin, a close relative of the spork, with a spoon on one end and a pin on the other for skewering a morsel of food.
He went on: "There is barely a morsel of offal that is not included.
The peevish scowl of an arrogant siren who has been through this ritual a thousand times can suddenly turn into the cunning grin of a carnivore about to pounce on a juicy morsel of filet mignon.
As the editors entered data into their subscription lists, pausing now and then to munch on a baby carrot or a morsel of rugelach, we chatted about a variety of topics, many of which happened to be other, older little magazines - Politics, Partisan Review, Dissent - and the legendary figures who wrote for them.
After all, we can never expect a morsel of honesty on such issues from politicians who would rather slander a sovereign than dare to cross a supermarket boss.
