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Meanings of nibble the grass in English
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Usage of nibble the grass in English
1
He lowered his head to nibble the grass and again they scattered to eat.
2
They nibble the grass and the bushes.
3
Then leaving the creature to nibble the grass by the wayside he sped back whence he came.
4
Here the men ate cold food from their haversacks and let their horses nibble the grass for a half hour.
5
The horse bent its head and nibbled the grasses at its feet.
6
He walked silently in front, nibbling the grasses, which He plucked.
7
Some little green stays on the mounds where the rabbits creep and nibble the grasses.
8
He ate and drank hungrily, while the horse nibbled the grass that grew within the covert.
9
But he seemed to take no interest in the struggle, and continued nibbling the grass until it was over.
10
"And notice my great strong teeth, with which I nibble the grass."
11
The driver was sitting on the gate, smoking his pipe, and the horse was nibbling the grass at the roadside.
12
It is not easy to see rabbits, at dusk, as they sit quietly nibbling the grass upon their sandy warrens.
13
"Over there," I said, pointing-" nibblingthe grass border of the bed.
14
He could hear the soft impact of Whirlwind's hoof now and then as he shifted his position and continued nibbling the grass.
15
He did not understand the long delay, and when I called, he ceased nibbling the grass and looked at me in dumb, helpless inquiry.
16
Not far from the frog a fat ox was browsing; whilst a few lambs frisked about the meadow, or nibbled the grass and buttercups there.