Though welcome, this would only nibble at the prison population.
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I quickly pickle radishes and nibble at the sautéed mushrooms.
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Goats nibble at grass growing in cracks in the road.
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She takes his hand and begins to nibble at his willing fingers.
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Given these limitations, we are left to nibble at the edges of the main problem.
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Look out over the harbor, sip the finest exotic teas, and nibble at a scone.
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My husband delights in snapping photos as I barfily nibble at a McDonald's hash brown and an Egg McMuffin.
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I nibble at dinner and then eat a slice of cake the size of my face, as per usual.
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There was speculation among traders Tuesday that some big investors may be starting to nibble at the downtrodden conglomerate.
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Perhaps sensing my omnivore's discomfort, Iliana hands us a cattail, roots first, and tells us to nibble at the bottom.
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The USMCA may nibble at the edges of such long-standing precedent, but it doesn't appear to make real progress.
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And if you're traveling with kids, don't miss the wind farm, or the pond where fish nibble at your feet.
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But bans on plastic straws and fees for plastic bags only nibble at a gargantuan, growing torrent of stubborn garbage.
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Still, none of these moves should be considered signal investments — they're small bets that nibble at the edges of web technology.
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Fish pedicures involve having small fish nibble at your feet while they're soaked in a tub of warm or room temperature water.
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Two donkeys meandered down Harnet Avenue, the capital's main boulevard, stopping to nibble at a patch of grass around a palm tree.
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"You need that depth to chew through loose snow and slush, while shallow tread depth can only nibble at it," he said.
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A little while after this discovery we noticed that he had begun to eat or nibble at the litter in his tray.
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I don't mean sitting at a communal table in a restaurant, staring down strangers while we all nibble at our seasonal small plates.
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Your suit is even more crumpled and your cake is now so stale that you would break your dentures trying to nibble at it.
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Syndergaard, Mets overpower Royals KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Noah Syndergaard did not have to nibble at the corners, he just blew the Kansas City Royals away.
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"My suspicion is that you are seeing institutions nibble at extremely compressed valuations," said Peter Kenny, equity market strategist at Kenny & Co LLC in Denver.
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I'll slip into my comfy clothes, pull my cheese plate out of the fridge, and nibble at it while I cook my gnocchi with pesto.
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"You can't crush crime or defeat it altogether, but you can snap at it, nibble at it — take a bite out of crime!" he said.
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Front Burner The latest flavor from Krave Jerky, spiced with pink peppercorns and Himalayan pink salt, could be the next cocktail nibble at the beach.
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We grasp it, steaming, in our hands as we nibble at the kernels, as we savor its sweet flavor, as the cob is quickly denuded.
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The very first Noughties is an ancient outlier, the janky first pancake you nibble at while you make a neat stack of perfectly round ones.
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I spend the night leering into commercial waste garbage bins while people in winter coats shuffle off to nibble at small plates look at me funny.
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The stands are packed with fans decked out in cowboy hats and boots who nibble at barbecued chicken and gasp when riders are thrown to the ground.
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It attempts to nibble at one of the most consequential questions of our age: What will happen with jobs in the new age of automation and artificial intelligence?
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The following ten products are perfect for a wide variety of munching occasions, whether you want to nibble at your desk or take some grub to the park.
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Then, finally, it came into view: a brachiosaur, plodding among eucalyptus trees, rearing up and stretching its neck to nibble at the treetops like a skyscraper-size giraffe.
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Perhaps it is time to cast the net wider to take a nibble at more than just FANG if you have appetite for technology stocks and hate the macro.
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Apologists can nibble at the margins, but there is no escaping that Barr's choice to patronize a Trump property, like Pence's, will put thousands of dollars in Trump's pocket.
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It's those late-night Telegram messages from a distant friend, or the unfinished digital copy of Robinson Crusoe in my Kindle library that I nibble at on commutes into town.
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But it is Mr Trump who would have to make the call if Vladimir Putin was sufficiently emboldened to think it worth having a nibble at one of the Baltic states.
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Institutional investors got a lot of attention during the housing crisis, but in the end they only purchased about 300,000 properties, barely a nibble at the total stock of about 18 million single-family rental homes.
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But these steps only nibble at the edges of the main issue, which is how to satisfy the health needs of veterans without breaking the VA system, whose costs have been climbing at 25 percent annually.
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Michôd has a gift for screen violence and is generally good with actors, yet time and again your attention drifts from Hal-Henry to the story's edges, where the supporting actors nibble at their tasty bits.
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There's also reason to believe that, in cities where shared electric scooters and bikes have taken off, that these so-called "micromobility" services are starting to nibble at the edges of ride-hailing's dominance over mobility in general.
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Sticking your forefinger into the opening of a rabbit hole might usually result in a nibble at best, a lost digit at worst; but here, it'll flush out the furry critters, and you'll want to keep your eyes out for the black one.
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I stand in my yard and watch them grooming one another in the high branches: One crow will nibble at another crow's head or neck, and the other crow will tilt its face this way and that, presenting the itchy places for attention, one by one.
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If you've ever thought about getting one of those exotic-sounding fish pedicures—a trendy spa practice in which tiny fish nibble at dead skin on your feet—here's one reason you may want to reconsider: According to a case report in this week's JAMA Dermatology, the practice likely caused one woman to develop a condition called onychomadesis, also known as toenail shedding.
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Weird world of the bug eaters: Carnivorous plants nibble at gardeners' sense of curiosity. San Francisco Chronicle, November 6, 2002.Van Cleef, L. 2004.
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The wart-biter (Decticus verrucivorus) is a bush-cricket in the family Tettigoniidae. Its common and scientific names derive from the eighteenth- century Swedish practice of allowing the crickets to nibble at warts to remove them.
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When the electrodes released a current of 1 uA or more, the catfish would avoid the electrodes, and approach the electrode if the current was less than 1 uA and nibble at the area between the electrodes.
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These include Ancylomenes pedersoni and the spotted cleaner shrimp (Periclimenes yucatanicus) which live close to it or among its tentacles. They invite fish to approach by lashing their white antennae, relying on the anemone to keep them safe from attack. They then nibble at any external parasites that may be attached to the fish.
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Since pond pacu often nibble at the bait before taking it, anglers should let them swim away with the bait. If the angler simply allows the line to tighten, the circle hook will slide to the side of the fish's mouth and embed its point there. plantains, with a lemon-half garnish. Photograph taken in Villa Tunari, Bolivia, by Marc Alan Davis.
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Amandus, in turn, tells Piscator of his hopeless love affair. He promises to wait until after 6 PM, when Piscator must return home, before drowning himself. Amanda arrives, and she wants to commit suicide in the river, also over a hopeless love affair. Piscator tells her she must wait, and then goes up the bank, where he has seen the carp nibble at his line.
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Creek chubs can be caught on small hooks with small sections of nightcrawlers. They feed in schools during daylight, and aggressively compete for the bait at first. After several of their comrades are pulled from the water, creek chubs become wary, and they will no longer aggressively take the bait. At this point, they may nibble at the bait, or look at the bait and avoid striking at it.
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M. argenteus, like all other known Metynnis, are mainly herbivores, but also take animal matter. They will readily and eagerly accept dried flake food as well as live and frozen foods like bloodworm, shelled shrimps, rinsed tuna, daphnia and brine shrimp. Their diet should be varied to keep them in good condition. They will nibble at sliced cucumber and show considerable interest in shelled peas and carrots, boiled potato and small chunks of fresh and tinned fruit.
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Joey does so, but Sarah really wants to dig in his seafood platter, making him drop his plate to the floor in the process. He exclaims, "Joey doesn't share food", which she seems to understand. However, things change course when Joey wants to nibble at her chocolate torte. As he wouldn't share his food with her, she reciprocates and warns him not to touch any of her desserts while she wanders off to take a call.
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She also likes to nibble at others. ; : Chihaya's Puchidol. She loves to sing but dislikes girls with large breasts reflecting Chihaya's self- counsciousness with her own bust size, with Ritsuko as the only exception, she also develops a longer hair during winter that grows back soon after it is cut ; : Yukiho's Puchidol who loves tea and usually rests in a cardboard box or in a hole she drilled for herself, which often a preferred solution to many situation. In the winter, she grows a tanuki tail.
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Indigenous healers often claim to have learned by observing that sick animals change their food preferences to nibble at bitter herbs they would normally reject. Field biologists have provided corroborating evidence based on observation of diverse species, such as chickens, sheep, butterflies, and chimpanzees. The habit of changing diet has been shown to be a physical means of purging intestinal parasites. Lowland gorillas take 90% of their diet from the fruits of Aframomum melegueta, a relative of the ginger plant, that is a potent antimicrobial and apparently keeps shigellosis and similar infections at bay.
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DxE released another investigation in November 2016 into Jaindl Farms, a Whole Foods farm that has supplied the White House with Thanksgiving turkeys since the 1960s rated in the 98th percentile of animal welfare according to an animal welfare audit. The activists released footage of birds with mutilated beaks, struggling to walk, and crowded to the point of repeated trampling. The video footage from the farm that DxE released shows birds with mangled beaks, broken legs, missing eyes, open sores and facial lesions. In one scene, turkeys peck and nibble at a young bird's festering wound.
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As a group within the order Amblycera, lice within the family Menoponidae are still partially dependent on blood as a source of food and are therefore better able to be generalists. The lice will scratch and nibble at the base of the feather in order to obtain this blood and modified mouth organs, such as the hypopharynx, is used to collect the blood. Due to their ability to utilize blood as a source of food, families in the Sub-Order Amblycera, such as Menoponidae, often do not specialize to specific locations on the host and will lay their eggs most anywhere on the host. This lack of specialization often makes it more difficult to distinguish one species from another in Menoponidae, without the use of microscopic techniques.
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