Sentence examples for something to nibble from inspiring English sources

It was very good but for $11 I'd have expected something to nibble.

You are about to eat a ton of meat, but you need something to nibble on while you're waiting.

Gail's goes for butter, which, in conjunction with golden syrup, makes the granola too much like a flapjack for breakfast comfort (if you're after something to nibble with a cup of coffee, look no further), but neither can hold a candle to Bon Appetit's sweet and nutty coconut oil.

And with 24-hour room service, you'll have something to nibble no matter when and where.

Wish I had something to nibble on you should come here in the mornings.

Ask someone to come early and bring appetizers so guests have something to nibble on when they arrive.

Up the road, at Woodbury's largest antiques dealer, Mill House Antiques, the proprietors will "hand you a cup of tea or a glass of wine and something wonderful to nibble on," said David Behnke of Washington, who said he has bought dozens of pieces of furniture there over the years, including most recently a 19th-century English fruitwood farm table for about $6,000.

Something green to nibble on, a hole to hide from hawks, and cool air to breathe.

It's a great idea to give the bride something small to nibble on if she's feeling nervous or a little peckish before the ceremony.

You want something for guests to nibble from the outset.

Give him something more suitable to nibble on.