Your decor is fine, though there may be some nibbling of plants.

There are only the little, invisible twitches, like a nibbling of fish.'"

Or simply some heavy nibbling.

That made Salt pause in her desultory nibbling, done, Estrella was sure, mostly to keep them company.

They clustered around the patient like a shoal of ungainly fish, Conway thought, about to begin their surgical nibbling.

Whereupon there was a great nibbling of lips, and the pear was finished amid kisses.

It was slow at first as she savored the hot lick of his tongue, the nibbling of his lips.

No tongue, no nibbling.

"Breakfast skippers replace calories during the day with mindless nibbling, bingeing at lunch and dinner.

I may mention, for example, that this story has been written at one sitting and without interruption, except for the nibbling of some chocolate, by its means.

Now, that would be an interesting voyage, wouldn't it-- to cross the ocean without any loss of your food supply to the nibbling of rats."

(They were Saran-wrapped, so no nibbling.)

The kiss began as a brush of lips, an exploration of tongues, a nibbling of teeth, a pressing of mouths.

Service is slow, but so is the sipping of the wine ($5 a glass) and the nibbling of the oysters (six for $16.)

Can you advise me how to stop stem rot on Water Wisteria, or is it the nibbling of the Platies and Swords that cause this?

After a few minutes of silent and desultory nibbling, Inos stoked up her courage and asked, "And what about the petitions you accepted?"

Both grass and clovers recover and grow more quickly when grazed hard for a short period and then rested for two to three weeks than they do under continuous nibbling.

Now that he had stopped that sensual nibbling, Pilar leaned back against him, contentment sighing through her at the hard, solid warmth of his body, whipped lean and rugged.

And in further answer to you, no, I am not Jewish, though it was necessary for me to learn to read Hebrew as a child, along with a small nibbling of Greek.

His mother reported that he went through periods when he appeared to be showing a little interest in food, but these were usually followed by periods of rigorous fasting or at best his typical sort of reluctant nibbling.

To protect its bark from the winter sun and wind, I wrapped the entire trunk in paper; to thwart the nibbling of field mice, I swaddled the base of the trunk in a strip of window screen.

But when I reached the shore, I found my legs cramped and numbed and my feet bore traces of the nibbling of fish upon their soles, withal I had felt nothing for excess of anguish and fatigue.

Describing the termites, Maeterlinck wrote: "Their work is done under the cover of silence and only an alert ear is able to recognise the noise of the nibbling of millions of jaws in the night, which devour the building and prepare for its collapse.

Bernard Rudofsky, in his book "The Unfashionable Human Body," writes of certain amatory practices in New Guinea, where "the nibbling of eyelashes plays a part in love-making. . . . The result are naked eyelids which enhance a person's amatory status.

He nibbled one to show me they were all right.

You may want to nibble something good on the way.

If I thought of other things, it was back nibbling.

There were better things to nibble on, I told myself.

She passed the time by nibbling on food every hour.

In a day or two we'll see if they nibble at it.

What must it feel like to be nibbled by a man?

She would stop and nibble on the head, then take me back in her mouth again.

The party will thus only be nibbling at the birthday table.

Since the bread was in her hand now, she nibbled.

"We have been nibbling at it for about one year," he says.

Something else continued to nibble at the edge of my mind.

After a while something began to nibble at his happiness.

There were about six different kinds, and he nibbled at them all.

Then a little teeth nibble on it and she came.

But those horses will nibble you to death every time.

An insight was just nibbling its way into my mind.

If you put cookies out I'll probably nibble on it.

There is nothing left for later generations to nibble on.

But when we were ready to go, the food had been nibbled away until there was none left.

Then they would sit down to nibble on the cheese.

How many have lived after the cheese was nibbled on?

She kissed down one side, then nibbled up the other.

Horse reached out and began to nibble on her hair.

What is it you wish to know, hear, nibble on?

So far, they have had only a few nibbles of interest.

However, I did finally get what might have been a nibble.

We've had a couple of strong nibbles on some new business for the town, too.

He moved his plate over and we each took a nibble.

They lowered the price two days ago, looking for nibbles.

You set out your bait and let them have a little nibble.

Moses has another nibble at it, but the chance is gone.

Two weeks later, my future looked bleak: not even a nibble.

When he spoke, it was a nibble at her ear.

Some always tried it at the opening of the season but gave up after spending a whole day without a nibble.

But that sort of nibble can hardly solve the problem.

"Six hours on the market, and you've got a nibble!"

You, my dear sir, are but a very small nibble.

Several feet off, a group of fishermen waited for a nibble.

And the party guests seemed none the worse for the nibble.

They hadn't had even a nibble on the property in nearly a year.

When you order a drink, nibbles such as olives are free.

They serve each other lunch and no one so much as nibbles until everyone has been served.

Nibbles at the start of the meal are sometimes the most engaging part.

Did this mean he never took advantage of mortal women for a little nibble?

The last nibble of the variable is reserved for the sign.

The country kid was finally and warily taking a nibble of the big city.

Watch your portion size, too; maybe you can handle a nibble.

Sunday nights there's free nibbles and sometimes a party in the back garden.

Shelby brought a berry to her mouth for a nibble.