Sentence examples for with a nibble of 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.

He enjoys trying to get a nibble of paper used with an overnight poultice.

A nibble of history here, a bite of biology there.

Therefore, the injection of a fault on a nibble of intermediate states at the beginning of the 29th round's S-box layer, on average, provides the adversary with faults on single bits of four nibbles of S 31.

Obviously, the injection of a single bit fault for a nibble of S 31 generates a faulty nibble at the output of last round's S-box layer, and single bit faults injection on several nibbles of S 31 generates several faulty nibbles at the output of last round's S-box layer.

Combine the soft, yielding texture of roast squash, say, with the nibble of toasted walnuts, the earthiness of beetroot with the sweetness of pear and the creamy tang of blue cheese.

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.

My prior experience with edibles was limited a nibble of a friend's gummy, half of a truffle purchased from a roving vender in San Francisco's Mission Dolores Park so, before the dinner, I had consulted with David Weiner, one of the founders of a new "media startup" called Gossamer (slogan: "For people who also smoke weed").

Warwickshire batsman Sam Hain: "At the start of the day, with the overcast conditions and with a little bit of a nibble in the pitch, we would probably have taken a total of 260 or 270.

There is a more showy nibble of mandarin segments filled with a punchy "jam" of dried shrimp with peanut and chilli.

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