Sentence examples for the smallest bite from inspiring English sources

The chefs coughed and spluttered after checking the smallest bite of the curry for seasoning, which wasn't a particularly promising sign for the well-being of my digestive tract.

That whole dinner he was silent, chewing quietly, taking the smallest bites, because he didn't want them to think he liked their food.

The Small Bite and Spa Pairing Facial includes a complementary chef-prepared meal and tea (60 minutes, $170/£105).

The 50-meter freestyle was her only event, the small bite she could take out of the Athens Games at the young, hopeful age of 14.

Ms Hemme suffered the small bite on her wrist in February, and within a few days her whole arm started to swell and throb.

I believe in the small idea, the small thought and the small bite.

The small bite angle of dcpm is crucial for lowering the barrier of this step and providing excellent reactivity with a variety of aldehydes.

Three control groups were included in the tests: 1) intact tissue, 2) incised tissues without sealing and 3) incised tissues repaired with sutures (two vertical mattress suture stitches with an approximate bite size of 3 mm for the large bite and 1.5 mm for the small bite) using 4 0 polypropylene.

Another version of the BLT using toasted brioche and sun-dried tomatoes cut into mini-sandwiches appears in the Small Bites section which is devoted to bacon-based hors d'oeuvres.

The global, rather than country-centric, perspective should appeal to readers worldwide; the small bites of information make each message palatable for even low-literacy readers; and the drawings eliminate language barriers.

Buy only the smallest, one bite.