morsel , also: morsal

She gave him a morsel of hope because he had always been so kind to her.

There are some morsels for the rest of us, too.

As was the next morsel, and the one after that.

It did not want to give up such a morsel.

But I had taken only a few morsels when he stopped me.

If this was going to work, she would need every morsel of power.

I think he was following you, without a morsel of doubt.

That's going to be quite a story - a few little morsels.

On the fourth day the first morsels of paper were found.

She would not pass up a choice morsel like this.

Morsel broke off and looked around quickly, trying to see what could not really be seen.

The morsel had dark brown eyes and glossy black hair.

Though one would think not a morsel had passed her lips for months.

Here surveyed me as if I were a large morsel of food.

Morsel will respect you, because you're a member of a religious order.

"I can take a morsel of dinner standing and be off."

Most of the time I used my fingers to put morsels into her mouth.

"A morsel of my heart I gave you long ago.

But this little morsel spilling had given him an idea.

It was clear that offered her a morsel to eat.

He has not had a morsel for these three days."

You have now had a tasty morsel of his potential.

But the sea was not about to be denied both its morsels.

Then suddenly a man appears and gives you a morsel of fact.

Morsels of what they've learned about life, from people aged 5 to 95.