Sentence examples for with a nibble from inspiring English sources

Norfolk is the veteran, known for his punishing regime and rewarding himself with a nibble of cheese and odd glass of port.

Canapés, amuse-bouches and hors d'oeuvres come with so many rules and regulations, but you know where you are with a nibble: there's something altogether more approachable, easy and informal about them.

Start with a nibble at the tiny Pastelaria-Padaria São Roque cafe (Rua Dom Pedro V, 57; 351-21-322-4356), an old bakery with a curved, Art Deco-tiled bar that offers pastries like coconut-topped pão de deus (literally god's bread).

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These fish can be very gentle biters at times, especially in cool weather, and with a nibble or two, your bait will be gone if you are not paying attention.

These small fresh green chilies, not much bigger than grapes, are usually sautéed for about a minute in hot olive oil, dusted with sea salt and served as a nibble with a glass of white wine.

It can be lunch or an afternoon pick-me-up, a tea-time snack, a nibble with aperitifs, the last bite with a nightcap or even a dessert.

Serve as a nibble with drinks.

In Korea it is usually lightly toasted, then served as a nibble with pine nuts.

As a nibble with drinks, serve them as they come or marinate in extra-virgin olive oil to which you've added chilli, lemon or orange zest, thyme leaves, or bashed coriander or fennel seeds – or all of the above.

Skimming the Daily Mail earlier that night, I'd come across some pictures of Taylor Swift grabbing a nibble with Selena Gomez.