Sentence examples for temptation to nibble from inspiring English sources

Working in a chocolate shops, Ms. Ackerman said the temptation to nibble is always there, especially when she makes raspberry truffles, her favorite, topped with white or dark chocolate.

After my husband and I had been dating awhile (and he was still not scared off), he would ask, "Who's getting married this weekend?" My husband learned to be patient during the super-long Catholic weddings, and resisted his temptation to go up for communion just to get something to nibble on.

You know he's going to nibble.

The ethos here is to nibble, nibble, nibble, and the invitation is hard to refuse.

"They would be able to nibble away.

And the whole green chili to nibble?

He likes to nibble my toes, too".

"I wanted to nibble a little bit; maybe I nibbled too much.

"He's not trying to nibble at the edges".

Mark's camel was hungry, stopping to nibble at everything.

Now, I've started to nibble the fronds.